Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
3918551 Early Human Development 2009 4 Pages PDF
Abstract

Neonatal transport is variously staffed by diverse combinations of nurses, doctors and paramedical staff. There is no evidence that neonatal transport undertaken with staff from any particular professional background results in improved outcomes for infants; instead, it appears that beneficial outcomes result from using staff who are specifically trained in transport practice, regardless of their professional background. Core transport competencies that are transferrable should be a routine part of the training of transport team members.

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