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  • To showcase its multi-purpose utility including quality improvement, administration, research, and education.

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  • A hybrid system combining customized paper and electronic components.
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Conclusions:

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  • Essential elements for successful implementation are discussed.
  • The system is adaptable and suitable for diverse NICU settings, supporting continuous quality improvement.