BMC pregnancy and childbirth · 2020
REFINE (Rapid Feedback for quality Improvement in Neonatal rEsuscitation): an observational study of neonatal resuscitation training and practice in a tertiary hospital in Nepal.
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Gurung Rejina, Gurung Abhishek, Basnet Omkar, Eilevstjønn Joar, Myklebust Helge, Girnary Sakina, Shrestha Shree Krishna, Singh Dela, Bastola Laxman, Paudel Prajwal, Baral Sandhya, Kc Ashish
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Simulation-based training in neonatal resuscitation is more effective when reinforced by both practice and continuous improvement processes. We aim to evaluate the effectiveness of a quality improvement program combined with an innovative provider feedback device on neonatal resuscitation practice and outcomes in a public referral hospital of Nepal.
METHODS: A pre- and post-intervention study will be implemented in Pokhara Academy of Health Sciences, a hospital with 8610 deliveries per year. The intervention package will include simulation-based training (Helping Babies Breathe) enhanced with a real-time feedback system (the NeoBeat newborn heart rate meter with the NeoNatalie Live manikin and upright newborn bag-mask with PEEP) accompanied by a quality improvement process. An independent research team will collect perinatal data and conduct stakeholder interviews.
DISCUSSION: This study will provide further information on the efficiency of neonatal resuscitation training and implementation in the context of new technologies and quality improvement processes.
TRIAL REGISTRATION: https://doi.org/10.1186/ISRCTN18148368 , date of registration-31 July 2018.
METHODS: A pre- and post-intervention study will be implemented in Pokhara Academy of Health Sciences, a hospital with 8610 deliveries per year. The intervention package will include simulation-based training (Helping Babies Breathe) enhanced with a real-time feedback system (the NeoBeat newborn heart rate meter with the NeoNatalie Live manikin and upright newborn bag-mask with PEEP) accompanied by a quality improvement process. An independent research team will collect perinatal data and conduct stakeholder interviews.
DISCUSSION: This study will provide further information on the efficiency of neonatal resuscitation training and implementation in the context of new technologies and quality improvement processes.
TRIAL REGISTRATION: https://doi.org/10.1186/ISRCTN18148368 , date of registration-31 July 2018.