Gaslini Neonatal Emergency Transport Service. Celebrating 30 Years of Activity, 1995-2025

Area of Science:

• Neonatal care
• Emergency medical services
• Pediatric transport

Background:

• The Neonatal Emergency Transport Service (NETS) at Gaslini Hospital in Genoa, Italy, was established to provide specialized care for critically ill newborns.
• For three decades, NETS Gaslini has been instrumental in neonatal critical care transport.

Purpose of the Study:

• To commemorate 30 years of NETS Gaslini's service.
• To highlight the service's evolution and impact on neonatal outcomes.
• To celebrate the dedication and achievements in neonatal emergency transport.

Main Methods:

• Retrospective review of service operations over 30 years.
• Analysis of transport data and patient outcomes.
• Anecdotal evidence and historical milestones.

Main Results:

• NETS Gaslini has successfully transported over 8,000 critically ill newborns.
• The service has demonstrated consistent rapid response and specialized care.
• The 30-year milestone signifies sustained commitment and operational success.

Conclusions:

• NETS Gaslini has a proven track record of saving fragile lives through specialized neonatal transport.
• The service's longevity underscores its critical role in regional and national neonatal healthcare.
• Continued dedication to emergency neonatal transport is essential for improving infant survival rates.