Adequate Position and Recommended Time for Initial Steps of Neonatal Resuscitation

Background: The Neonatal Resuscitation Program highlights the importance of a newborn's first minute, "Golden Minute", during which pediatrician determines if newborn requires, and initiates advanced resuscitation. From birth to neonatal evaluation, we detect periods that call "Lost Time", delay resuscitation because it is not controlled: "adequate position" in gynecologists must "pass" pediatricians "receive" newborn; transfer time radiant warmer and; duration initial steps.
 Objectives Study: 1. Present propose what consider at each birth. 2. Expose “LT” detected, how eliminate them; 3. Establish adequate for step resuscitation.
 Methodology: Observational, descriptive, comparative, triple-blind study. We recorded position pass newborn, receive, warmer, steps, 150 deliveries cesarean sections. Results were analyzed with descriptive statistics, X2, T-test.
 Results: receive was incorrect delayed. long. steps longer than expected. Without differences between both groups.
 Conclusions: Planning accelerating "pass receive" neonate birth, reducing shortening allow us lost time, optimize golden minute improve outcomes.