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Consensus on Neonatal and Pediatric Interfacility Transport.

Corina Noje¹, Ranna Rozenfeld², Robert G Holcomb³

¹Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD.

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Neonatal and pediatric transport medicine has advanced significantly. This review details current expert consensus on best practices and future directions for interfacility transport teams.

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Area of Science:

Pediatric critical care
Transport medicine
Emergency medicine

Background:

Neonatal and pediatric transport medicine has evolved beyond basic critical care.
Teams now engage in research, quality improvement, and innovative care delivery.
The last consensus document is over 10 years old, necessitating an update.

Purpose of the Study:

To present current evidence-based expert consensus on neonatal and pediatric transport medicine.
To outline recommendations for the future of the field.
To address advancements in interfacility transport care.

Main Methods:

Expert consensus review
Evidence-based practice analysis
Literature synthesis on transport medicine advancements.

Main Results:

Significant advancements in neonatal and pediatric transport medicine practices.
Established collaborative research, quality improvement, and innovative partnerships.
Identified areas for future development and dissemination of new practices.

Conclusions:

The field of neonatal and pediatric transport medicine requires updated consensus guidelines.
Dissemination of new practices is crucial for advancing patient care.
Future directions emphasize continued innovation and collaboration in interfacility transport.