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How to Ensure Continuity of Care?

Ensuring continuity of care involves:
- Effective Communication: Clear and consistent communication among all members of the healthcare team and with the family.
- Care Plans: Developing and following comprehensive care plans that outline the steps for managing the newborn's condition.
- Follow-Up: Scheduling regular follow-up appointments to monitor the newborn’s progress and adjust care as needed.

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