Dharmesh Shah

Dr. Dharmesh Shah is a Clinical Lecturer in the Department of Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Neonatology at the Westmead Clinical School. His work focuses on neonatal care, particularly in preterm infants, with expertise in respiratory management, resuscitation protocols, and nutritional interventions. He has contributed to clinical trials addressing thermoregulation, antibiotic stewardship, and parental consent practices in neonatal care.

Research interests include optimizing neonatal resuscitation techniques, reducing complications in preterm infants, and improving clinical practices through randomized controlled trials. His studies span topics such as parenteral nutrition formulation impacts, pulmonary hemorrhage epidemiology, and device efficacy in neonatal ventilation.

Publications highlight advancements in neonatal care protocols, including the use of radiopaque agents for catheter safety, end-tidal CO₂ monitoring during resuscitation, and the role of sepsis risk calculators in antibiotic decision-making. His work bridges clinical practice and evidence-based interventions, aiming to enhance outcomes for vulnerable neonates.