The Neonatal Resuscitation Program is designed to help ensure better patient outcomes for the most vulnerable babies.
Premature infants are at greater risk and require specialized care by a highly skilled team of healthcare professionals. The Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) has directly contributed to the rise of survival rates of newborns worldwide.
We can help you to evaluate your educational goals and create a customized solution to meet them. Using the Circle of Learning methodology, you will be able to identify and implement the most effective teaching strategies to meet your learning objectives. By integrating the American Academy’s expertise in science, patient care and education with Laerdal’s training solutions and technology we can extend the reach and impact of life support training.
For learning to be most effective and efficient, clear learning objectives must be outlined. Within each of the five steps in the Circle of Learning, the objectives must be:
The Circle of Learning
The introduction of key concepts and resuscitation algorithms
Repetitive practice with task trainer for the development of psychomotor skills
Interactive content and feedback reinforces competent decision-making and critical-thinking skills
Allows learners to rehearse real-world scenarios
Integrated learning and practice supports the development of competent healthcare providers
Laerdal and the American Academy of Pediatrics, partnering to extend the reach and impact of life support training within the US and abroad.
NRP Instructors will find Premature Anne’s realism and clinical features a valuable asset as they conduct simulation-based training that strives to improve team performance and the quality and safety of Neonatal resuscitation, including even our smallest patients.
Premature Anne™ is a realistically proportioned 25-week preterm manikin developed in collaboration with the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). Premature Anne is designed to facilitate the training of healthcare professionals in the initiation of proper care and resuscitation of preterm infants.
