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What Does the Training Involve?

Training programs for neonatal disorders typically cover several key areas:
Neonatal resuscitation techniques
Neonatal nutrition and feeding
Management of neonatal respiratory disorders
Understanding and treating neonatal infections
Addressing prematurity and its complications
Monitoring neonatal growth and development

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