Karen Strange delves into the subject that she knows best: neonatal resuscitation! Karen has accumulated over 1000+ hours of case reviews from birth professionals across the globe. From these debriefs, she’s identified exactly what gets missed, typical misunderstandings and the role that fear and panic play when delivering skills.
In this presentation, Karen clearly explains and defines the when, why and how to respond to a newborn either not breathing or not breathing well, while providing trauma-free care regardless of where the baby might be born. At a fully equipped hospital, in a developing country or at home. You’ll leave her presentation with a new sense of clarity and deeper understanding as you confidently respond to babies who need your help.
Learning Objectives:
1. Describe the most likely reason a baby is having difficulty breathing at or around the time of birth.
2. Describe the most probable course of action to take in a situation where a baby is not breathing or experiencing difficulty breathing, with an emphasis on minimizing trauma.
3. Explain the transition that takes place for each baby at the time of birth.
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