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How Do Pumps Improve Outcomes?

The use of pumps in neonatal care significantly improves outcomes by ensuring:
Precise delivery of fluids and medications.
Continuous monitoring and adjustment of infusion rates.
Reduction in the risk of human error in medication administration.

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