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Table 3 Resuscitation characteristics of newborns receiving bag/mask ventilation (n=816). Values are given as median (quartiles) or percentage (number)

From: Newborn resuscitation simulation training and changes in clinical performance and perinatal outcomes: a clinical observational study of 10,481 births

 

Period 1

Baseline

Period 2

Individual skill training

Period 3

Local champions

P value

Period 1 vs 2

Period

1 vs 3

Period 2 vs 3

01.09.15–31.08.16

01.09.16–30.09.17

01.10.17–31.08.18

    

Newborns receiving BMV (n)

249

319

248

    

Midwife providing resuscitation

66.3 (165)

77.1 (246)

83.5 (207)

<0.001a

0.004a

<0.001a

0.061a

Midwife trained with NeoNatalie last 7 days

33.8 (54)

29.6 (72)

71.4 (147)

<0.001a

0.383a

<0.001a

<0.001a

Time from birth to the start of BMV (seconds)

118 (85–165)

100 (74–160)

101 (72–150)

0.018b

0.028cd

0.007c

0.532c

BMV initiated within 60 s

13.3 (33)

13.2 (42)

15.7 (39)

0.633a

   

Perinatal outcome at 30 min

   

0.213a

   

 Normal

58.2 (145)

51.7 (165)

52 (129)

    

 Admitted neonatal unit

33.3 (83)

42.3 (135)

42.3 (105)

    

 Death

3.2 (8)

3.4 (11)

2.4 (6)

    

 Fresh stillbirth

5.2 (13)

2.5 (8)

3.2 (8)

    

Neonatal outcome at 24 h

   

0.398a

   

 Normal

66.7 (166)

62.4 (199)

62.6 (154)

    

 Still in the neonatal care unit

21.7 (54)

25.7 (82)

24.8 (61)

    

 Death

6.4 (16)

9.4 (30)

9.3 (23)

    
  1. BMV bag/mask ventilation
  2. aChi-square test
  3. bKruskal-Wallis test
  4. cMann-Whitney test
  5. dNot significant after Bonferroni correction