isolation protocols

Why are Isolation Protocols Necessary?

Neonates, especially those with neonatal disorders like prematurity, respiratory distress syndrome, or congenital heart disease, are at a higher risk of acquiring infections. Isolation protocols help minimize the risk of hospital-acquired infections, which can lead to severe complications or even mortality.

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