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Guideline: Neonatal resuscitation
o Approximately 10% will require some assistance at birth to begin breathing o Less than 1% will require extensive resuscitation . The guideline focus is on the neonatal period and particularly newborns. Paediatric resuscitation techniques may be used in term neonates after the newborn period and specifically in the situation of
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