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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the neonatal intensive care unit form in the editor.
- Begin by entering the Facility ID at the top of the form. This is essential for identifying your institution.
- Select the month and year for which you are reporting data. These fields are marked as required, so ensure they are filled out accurately.
- Fill in the Birth Weight Categories section by selecting the appropriate category for each infant based on their birth weight.
- In the Location Code field, enter the code corresponding to the weight category of infants being reported.
- For each date listed, input data regarding the number of infants (Pt), those with central lines (CL), on ventilators (VNT), and with urinary catheters (UrC).
- Finally, ensure that all required fields are completed before saving your work. Review your entries for accuracy.
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