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What is the impact of structured resuscitation training on healthcare practitioners, their clients and the wider service? A BEME systematic review: BEME Guide No. 20

Chiara MosleyLiverpool Womens Hospital, UK; CHIARA MOSLEY, Msc Health Sciences, ENB Higher award, ENB 405, 997, A19 (Advanced Practice, Dip He Midwifery, Dip He, Nursing. PGCE, Advanced Neonatal Nurse Practitioner, Liverpool Women's Hospital). Currently undertaking a PhD in the retention of knowledge and skills following structured neonatal resuscitation training. Lead for coding, assisted with writing draft protocol and coding the abstracts, first coder for all papers and main author of the BEME review.
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Christopher DewhurstLiverpool Womens Hospital, UK; CHRISTOPHER DEWHURST, MB, ChB, BSC, PGCTLCP, MRCPCH, Consultant neonatologist, Liverpool Women's Hospital. Contributed to screening articles and to coding of articles, transferred the coding sheet into excel form and set up the reference manager system, reviewed drafts of review manuscript.
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Stephen MolloyLiverpool Womens Hospital, UK; STEPHEN MOLLOY, BA, Head librarian Liverpool Women's Hospital. Lead for designing search terms and finding the articles for the review.
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Ben Nigel ShawLiverpool Womens Hospital, UK; BEN (NJ) SHAW, MB ChB, MRCP (UK), FRCPCH, MD, MA (Clin Ed), Consultant in Neonatal and Respiratory paediatrics at Liverpool Women's Hospital and The Royal Liverpool Children's Hospital, Associate Postgraduate Dean at Mersey Deanery and Professor to the Evidence-based Practice Research Centre, Faculty of Health, Edge Hill University. His special interests are acute and chronic neonatal respiratory disease, learning in the clinical setting, retention of skills, work place based assessments and educational interventions that improve clinical care. Contact reviewer, author of the background for the protocol, joint author of the review, main support for the project. Assisted with coding the abstracts and second coder for the final articles.Correspondence[email protected]
Pages e349-e385 | Published online: 11 May 2012

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