Pediatricians and other practitioners who attend deliveries maintain resuscitation skills throughout their careers. NRP certification and continuing education programs (PCEP) have done much to standardize the care a newborn receives in the first minutes after birth. Neonates have benefited tremendously from strong national programs (NRP and PCEP) with great local execution of training modules.
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