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[What is the choice of training in neonatal intensive care? Analysis of wishes from 106 neonatologists]
D Oriot1, A Nasimi, M Berthier
1Service de pédiatrie, CHU de Poitiers, France.
Background:
Improvement of the care to the neonate relys on an increased number of pediatricians in nurseries and adequate neonatal resuscitation training.
Methods:
A questionaire about the optimal modes of neonatal resuscitation training was sent to 132 pediatricians in charge of a neonatal unit or a neonatal intensive care unit. Response rate was 80.3%.
Results:
The training program was targeted to be regional for the organization and for the evaluation. Nevertheless, 41% of answers also favored local evaluation. Duties in neonatal intensive care unit or transportation system, with differences among areas, were the proposed training choices. The pediatrician was considered to be the first person as an instructor and also as a learner in a multidisciplinary training program. Cooperation between primary and tertiary centers physicians was proposed as the best way for training. Proposed criteria for evaluating training efficacy included neonatal mortality and meconium aspiration syndrome rates. Government funding was suggested in 92% of answers.
Conclusion:
It seems necessary to perform a wide neonatal resuscitation training program. This multidisciplinary approach should be regional and follow the guidelines of the neonatal study group.