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  • To compare the most recent neonatal resuscitation guidelines from AHA/AAP, ANZCOR, and ERC.
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  • Narrative review of guidelines from AHA/AAP, ANZCOR, and ERC.
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Main Results:

  • All guidelines recommend delayed cord clamping for vigorous infants and discourage routine suctioning for meconium-stained fluid.
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  • Differences noted in evidence certainty grading and strength of recommendations across the guidelines.

Conclusions:

  • Despite shared ILCOR evidence, AHA/AAP, ANZCOR, and ERC guidelines exhibit structural and transparency variations.
  • Specific clinical recommendations differ, partly due to limited evidence for certain interventions.
  • Standardized reporting of evidence certainty and recommendation strength is needed for consistent neonatal resuscitation care.