Neonatal positive pressure ventilation is the most important part of successful neonatal resuscitation and could potentially reduce 40% of interpartum-related neonatal deaths in countries where standardized resuscitation programs have not been established yet.

Our previous findings suggest a high level of distraction during neonatal bag-mask ventilation. This projects explores how harmful this distraction is for the ventilation quality and reasons why providers get distracted.

Yale University School of Medicine (PI), Medical University of Vienna (Co-PI), University of Vienna (Co-PI)
Supported by the INSPIRE Network Leadership, USA (2021-2022)