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The design must warm the baby to prevent hypothermia. |
The heating should not harm the baby |
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The design must work with resuscitation protocols in place. |
The systems may vary from hospital to hospital, but the tray should fit into standard practice in Mulago and Mbale hospitals |
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The design must be made of non-slip, cleanable materials. |
The materials used must be able to be sterilised using current local cleaning practices |
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The design must provide pictorial instructions on how to deliver neonatal resuscitation. |
This must agree with up-to-date standards of practice |
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The design must have storage capabilities for auxiliary equipment. |
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The design must be able to be moved safely. |
This includes when in use |
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The design should be cheap to manufacture |
Aim for manufacture price under $10 |
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The design should have a light. |
This should be independent from hospital utilities |
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The design should have a timer. |
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The design should be theft proof. |
If possible, the design should discourage theft, or theft of parts. |
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The design should be able to be used on a variety of surfaces. |
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