Newborn heart rate monitoring methods at birth and clinical outcomes: A systematic review

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Newborn heart rate monitoring methods at birth and clinical outcomes: A systematic review

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University of Otago

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Otago University Research Archive

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Compare heart rate assessment methods in the delivery room on newborn clinical outcomes. A search of Medline, SCOPUS, CINAHL and Cochrane was conducted between January 1, 1946, to until August 16, 2023. (CRD 42021283438) Study Selection was based on predetermined criteria. Reviewers independently extracted data, appraised risk of bias and assessed certainty of evidence. Two randomized controlled trials involving 91 newborns and 1 nonrandomized study involving 632 newborns comparing electrocar...

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Article

Date created

2024-09-01

Creator

Kapadia, Vishal S. / Kawakami, Mandira D. / Strand, Marya L. / Gately, Callum / Spencer, Angela / Schmölzer, Georg M. / Rabi, Yacov / Wyllie, Jonathan / Weiner, Gary / Liley, Helen G. / Wyckoff, Myra H. / International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation Neonatal Life Support Task Force

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10523/41133

Related subjects

Auscultation / Bradycardia / Digital stethoscope / Doppler ultrasound / Dry electrode ECG / Electrocardiogram / Heart Rate / ILCOR / Meta-analysis / Newborn / NRP / Palpation / Pulse oximeter / Resuscitation / Systematic review

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