Despite its importance, achieving synchronization in neonatal care is fraught with challenges. Some of these include:
1. Resource Limitations: In many settings, especially in low-resource environments, there may be a lack of adequate infrastructure, personnel, and equipment which hampers effective synchronization.
2. Communication Barriers: Miscommunication or lack of communication among healthcare providers and between providers and parents can lead to delays and errors in care.
3. Complexity of Care: Neonatal disorders often require complex and multi-faceted care plans. Coordinating these intricate plans can be challenging and requires diligent effort from all involved.
