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Authors
van den Hoogen A, Johnston L, Roehr CC, Panas M, Gözen D, Mannix T, Kühn T, Petty J, Schlembach D, Simeone N, Stoniene D, Tency I
Infants, parents, and families
Healthcare professionals, neonatal units, hospitals, and health services
Every healthcare professional is given access to and undertakes regular neonatal resuscitation training.
Research suggests that in institutions in Europe where Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) training has taken place, the incidence of significant morbidities in the immediate newborn period may be reduced, even in countries where a severe shortage of equipment and supplies exists. (1)
Healthcare professionals formally trained in resuscitation require additional input to maintain their competence in neonatal resuscitation. (1–3) To ensure infants in need of resuscitation have access to appropriate and qualified care, physicians, nurses and midwives should be routinely certified in neonatal basic life support.
For parents and family
B (High quality)
Patient information sheet1, training documentation
A (Moderate quality)
B (Low quality)
Clinical record, parent feedback
For healthcare professionals
A (High quality)
B (High quality)
Training documentation
For neonatal unit
A (High quality)
Audit report2, training documentation
For hospital
B (High quality)
Training documentation
For health service
N/A
1The indicator “patient information sheet” is an example for written, detailed information, in which digital solutions are included, such as web-based systems, apps, brochures, information leaflets, and booklets.
2The indicator “audit report” can also be defined as a benchmarking report.
For parents and family
N/A
For healthcare professionals
N/A
For neonatal unit
N/A
For hospital
N/A
For health service
N/A
For parents and family
For healthcare professionals
For neonatal unit
For hospital
For health service
N/A
November 2018 / 1st edition / next revision: 2023
Recommended citation
EFCNI, van den Hoogen A, Johnston L et al., European Standards of Care for Newborn Health: Neonatal resuscitation training. 2018.
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