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99nicu Poll: Is delayed cord clamping used where you work?

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1. Is delayed cord clamping used where you work?
- No
  
  35%
  
  39
- No, but we want to implement it within the the next year
  
  11%
  
  12
- Yes, but we have no written guidelines
  
  24%
  
  27
- Yes, but only preterms and we have written guidelines
  
  11%
  
  13
- Yes, for all infants and we have written guidelines
  
  12%
  
  14
- Other comments
  
  3%
  
  4

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November 1, 201213 yr

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November 5, 201213 yr

No. In a private setting it is more important for OB to collect cord blood for Cord Blood Banks.

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November 12, 201213 yr

Hi nicu 99 group.

Cord clamping in our setting is done within 15 second after birth.we advised to OB group for delaying cord clamping for babies under 2000 gram.

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November 24, 201213 yr

Yes, 1 minute.

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December 5, 201213 yr

no ,because our hospital is very busy where around 80--100 deliveries per day,

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