The first official IAP-NNF textbook on neonatal resuscitation; shared vision of IAP and NNF.
Presents the resuscitation guidelines for the country from the best available evidence.
Blend of a workbook for training (each chapter having practical practice guidelines and a self-assessment section) and a standard textbook providing information beyond the objectives of skill transfer of a training course.
Consisting of 9 Sections and 24 Chapters; other than core topics, also includes chapters on ethical issues in neonatal resuscitation, end-of-life care, evolution of international guidelines, the current evidence for resuscitation practices, research priorities, and quality considerations.
Presents for the first-time chapters on resuscitation in low-resource settings and in the presence of new emerging infections such as SARS-CoV2.
Key elements of each chapter include learning objectives, case scenarios, and key points; all color coded for easy accessibility and visualization.
Has numerous flowcharts, figures, tables, and highlighted boxes that make the reading easy and enjoyable.
7 Performance checklists to provide a step-by-step outline of the procedure for use during the practice phase of the lesson; followed by a Performance Evaluation Test checklist for evaluating the learner’s performance.
Meets the needs of all healthcare providers involved in new-born care and provide the policymakers with a national technical consensus guideline.