All referenced guidelines, protocols, assistive clinical tools, values, discriminators and indicators are for neonates and infants. Referenced information and values should not be regarded as absolute indicators of health or disease. Reference intervals and indicators should be used with caution.
The application and included content is based on the 2017 COIN manual for participants, used in Malawi. It is a not comprehensive set of clinical practice guidelines or support tools but they have endeavoured to respond in the simplest and most practical way possible. The list is incomplete, but covers the essential requirements.
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