Resuscitation and support of transition of babies at birth

Wyllie, Jonathan; Bruinenberg, Jos; Roehr, Charles Christoph; Rüdiger, Mario; Trevisanuto, Daniele; Urlesberger, Berndt

doi:10.1007/s10049-015-0090-0

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“…Questions referred to all aspects of neonatal resuscitation with a particular focus on out-of-hospital care. Wording was directly taken from the ERC guidelines' official German translation (7). The questionnaire was pretested by two medical students and two physicians of the Medical University of Graz, Austria, for clarity of language and content.…”

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Paramedics' Newborn Life Support Knowledge and Skills Before and After a Targeted Simulation-Based Educational Intervention

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Objective: Resuscitation of neonates after birth in the out-of-hospital setting is challenging. Thus, we aimed to assess paramedics' newborn life support knowledge and skills before and after targeted simulation-based training. Methods: Voluntary paramedics were recruited from a single Red Cross division. During a 1-day simulation-based educational intervention, essential aspects of neonatal resuscitation were taught and practiced. Before and after simulation-based training, we assessed (1) knowledge of current European Resuscitation Council (ERC) guidelines using a 20-item-questionnaire and (2) the quality of simulated bag-valve-mask ventilation by measuring face mask leakage, using a respiratory function monitor (Standardized Measurement of Airway Resuscitation Training [SMART], GM Instruments Ltd., United Kingdom). Results: Forty-one paramedics participated in the initial survey and 12 took part in the simulation-based educational intervention. There was a significant increase in the number of correctly answered questions: median 62.1% (IQR 37.5–77.4%) vs. 91.7% (IQR 83.3–100%; p = 0.001). A total of 1,332 inflations were analyzed. The incidence of substantial mask leakage >75% decreased significantly after training (15.8 vs. 6.1%; p < 0.001), while median mask leakage was similar (17.0% [IQR 0.0–55.0%] vs. 18.0% [IQR 6.0–34.0%]; p = 0.414). Conclusions: Among paramedics, theoretical knowledge of current ERC guidelines was moderate in this study. Participation in a targeted simulation-based educational intervention was associated with a significant increase in theoretical knowledge. The initially high incidence of substantial mask leakage >75% was decreased after simulation-based training using respiratory function monitoring.

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Paramedics' Newborn Life Support Knowledge and Skills Before and After a Targeted Simulation-Based Educational Intervention

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“…Das European Resuscitation Council (ERC) empfiehlt nach dem ersten Zyklus (30 s) "Beatmung und Thoraxkompression 3 : 1" bei persistierender Bradykardie < 60/min oder Asystolie: "Zugang und Medikamente erwägen" [1,2]. In den allermeisten Fällen ergibt sich die Indikation eines Gefäßzugangs jedoch bereits bei kardiorespiratorischer Anpassungsstörung und/oder drohender oder manifester Hypoglykämie im Sinne "unterstützender Maßnahmen".…”

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“…Die Definition der Hypothermie variiert in der wissenschaftlichen Literatur. Die aktuell geltende Leitlinie des ERC bei der Erstversorgung von Neu-und Frühgeborenen empfiehlt den Erhalt einer Körpertemperatur zwischen 36,5 °C und 37,5 °C und definiert eine Körpertemperatur < 36,5 °C als hypotherm [16].…”

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Fydrich¹

2020

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Das postnatale Wärmemanagement von Frühgeborenen stellt das versorgende Personal vor große Herausforderungen. Die fehlende Thermoregulation der Frühgeborenen führt ohne unterstützende Interventionen zu einem schnellen Wärmeverlust, der eine Hypothermie mit weiteren Auswirkungen auf die Morbidität und Mortalität der vulnerablen Patientengruppe verursacht. Zur Prävention thermaler Entgleisung bei der Erstversorgung im Kreißsaal können die Implementierung evidenzbasierter Richtlinien und die Edukation des Pflegepersonals dienen.

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Resuscitation and support of transition of babies at birth

Cited by 22 publications

References 281 publications

Paramedics' Newborn Life Support Knowledge and Skills Before and After a Targeted Simulation-Based Educational Intervention

Paramedics' Newborn Life Support Knowledge and Skills Before and After a Targeted Simulation-Based Educational Intervention

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