Question

gould jb, marks ar, chavez g. expansion of community-based perinatal care in california. j perinatol. 2002;22(8):630-640.

Answer 1

California databases were used to characterize infants transported in the first week after birth from 2009 to 2012.

Explanation:

• The 22 550 neonates were divided into four groups for transportation: emergent 9383 (41.6%), urgent 8844 (39.2%), scheduled 2082 (9.2%), and other 85 (0.4%).
• Additionally, 2152 (9.5%) requests for shipping enrollment were made.
• The majority of transports (66%), which were sent to regional centers, came from hospitals without a neonatal intensive care unit (68%).
• The likelihood of being transported was higher for patients whose mothers were Hispanic, under 20 years old, or had previously undergone a C-section as opposed to those who were born and cared for at the birth hospital.
• Risk factors for neonatal transport included cardiac compressions in the delivery room, an Apgar score of less than three at 10 minutes of age, and significant birth defects.

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