This study was designed to evaluate if MedNav impacts the ability of novice resuscitators to perform Neonatal Life Support (NLS) in the simulated environment, and if this ability is maintained after a 7 week period. Testing the nul hypothesis that there is no difference in technical skill completion when performing neonatal resuscitation on a mannequin with or without MedNav, immediately after training or after a period of 7 weeks since the training episode.
Age range
18 Years
Sex
ALL
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Ability to perform Neonatal Resuscitation on a mannequin immediately and at 7 weeks following teaching.
Timeframe: 7 weeks