Mende, S.; Ahmed, S.; DeShea, L.; Szyld, E.; Shah, B.A. Electronic Heart (ECG) Monitoring at Birth and Newborn Resuscitation. Children2024, 11, 685.
Mende, S.; Ahmed, S.; DeShea, L.; Szyld, E.; Shah, B.A. Electronic Heart (ECG) Monitoring at Birth and Newborn Resuscitation. Children 2024, 11, 685.
Mende, S.; Ahmed, S.; DeShea, L.; Szyld, E.; Shah, B.A. Electronic Heart (ECG) Monitoring at Birth and Newborn Resuscitation. Children2024, 11, 685.
Mende, S.; Ahmed, S.; DeShea, L.; Szyld, E.; Shah, B.A. Electronic Heart (ECG) Monitoring at Birth and Newborn Resuscitation. Children 2024, 11, 685.
Abstract
Neonatal electronic cardiac monitoring in labor and delivery room (DR-ECG) is shown to be sustained at a tertiary care regional perinatal center despite COVID-19 and other complex organizational challenges. In this contemporary cohort, initial increase in chest compressions at birth associated with the introduction of DR-ECG monitoring was mitigated by focused educational interventions on effective ventilation with no difference in neonatal mortality. DR-ECG may help our understanding of human and system factors, identify potential better practices for optimal resuscitation team performance and assess impact of targeted training initiatives on clinical outcomes.
Medicine and Pharmacology, Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health
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