What do you reach for when you're called to a delivery at 2 a.m. and the NRP algorithm feels just out of reach? In this episode, Ben sits down with Lily Bachelor, a neonatal nurse practitioner from Colorado who turned her own new grad anxiety into a practical bedside tool. Together with her husband, a graphic designer specializing in signage and wayfinding, Lily created badge-sized neonatal resuscitation reference cards, now updated to the ninth edition of the Neonatal Resuscitation Program. She explains why phones fall short at the bedside, how the ninth edition's gestational age and weight based recommendations made a quick reference more valuable than ever, and why clinicians at every stage of practice can benefit. The cards are available on Amazon and Etsy in vertical and horizontal formats.
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