Neonatal Resuscitation Program

Neonate Resuscitation Program

Infant Baby Life Support training (Resuscitation Training) | Bliss

True episodes of infant apnea can be terrifying for parents. In this final part, we explain the 2016 terminology change from “apparent life-threatening event” to BRUE, which stands for brief resolved unexplained event. Even when it resolves and the cause is unknown, the lesson emphasizes not letting it slide. Document the event in the chart. If it is a non-transport event, parents should still follow up with the newborn’s doctor so the episode is recorded and can be trended over time. If it is n

Neonatal Golden Hour Part 3: Transport, First-Hour Care, Parent Updates Part 3 completes the Neonatal Golden Hour workflow—what happens when the history says this delivery may be high-risk. ✅ Transport decisions (early): If your hospital isn’t a NICU facility for a premature newborn, start planning for a NICU transport team (even helicopter) and take orders from the receiving facility. ✅ First-hour post-resuscitation/nursery care: Surfactant, additional nutrition, and lines if they weren’t place