Neonatal Resuscitation Program

You know what I mean? To engage them differently.

And I think simulation practice in 25 years has evolved into something from, you know, the megacode that we used to do for NRP.

Yeah.

And to now, okay, well, let's apply this.

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the LCORE or the NRP or whatever you're following, um-

Incorporates

... incorporates some of that data.

But really, the neonatal resuscitation card itself made that one obsolete.

So since then, we've updated it from the 8th edition to now the 9th edition NRP.

Yeah, I mean, that's the good thing about the NRP is that they give you at least five years to go obsolete.

You still have some time before any changes are made.

And the ninth edition is probably one that has so much changes that it's definitely very helpful, especially now, I think, as people are trying to get used to these small changes.

Yeah.

I remember like using the first edition of our resuscitation card, like it was helpful.

But then when ninth edition NRP came out and I think the tip to lip rule was like not as much recommended anymore.

Yeah.

And, you know, back to, you know, your question on how do you get there? How's that decision? You know, We like every flight program, right? We maintain NRP.

And I think that all of you did a great job of realizing you were at that point in the algorithm, right? Where it was, okay, we've done these things.

The epi isn't working.