Reproducibility of Maine Ongoing Outreach Simulation Education (MOOSE) Program in Level I Rural Delivery Hospitals

Authors

Allison Zanno, MaineHealthFollow
Jeffrey Holmes, MaineHealthFollow
Micheline Chipman, MaineHealthFollow
Anya K. Cutler, MaineHealthFollow
Leah M. Seften, MaineHealthFollow
Mary Ottolini, MaineHealthFollow
Alexa Craig, MaineHealthFollow
Leah Mallory, MaineHealthFollow
Misty Melendi, MaineHealthFollow

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Description

Introduction

• Simulation provides an opportunity to practice neonatal resuscitation program (NRP®) guidelines with high acuity, low occurrence events

• Rural hospitals with low birth volumes have infrequent opportunities to maintain skills needed to adequately perform neonatal resuscitation

• With limited clinical opportunities, it is essential to provide ongoing training and education that allow teams to practice these skills

• Training environment includes a facilitated debrief allowing for feedback on performance and areas of improvement

Institution/Department

Maine Medical Center

Publication Date

5-2024

Publisher

MaineHealth

City

Portland, Maine

Disciplines

Maternal and Child Health | Pediatrics | Public Health

Recommended Citation

Zanno, Allison; Holmes, Jeffrey; Chipman, Micheline; Cutler, Anya K.; Seften, Leah M.; Ottolini, Mary; Craig, Alexa; Mallory, Leah; and Melendi, Misty, "Reproducibility of Maine Ongoing Outreach Simulation Education (MOOSE) Program in Level I Rural Delivery Hospitals" (2024). Costas T. Lambrew Research Retreat 2024. 14.
https://knowledgeconnection.mainehealth.org/lambrew-retreat-2024/14