I am collecting data of spo2 monitoring in delivery room for all neonates born. Can you suggest me a QIP, clinical audit topic for the same

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QIP clinical audit SpO2 pulse oximetry neonatal delivery room quality improvement project

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neonatal SpO2 delivery room audit standards pre-ductal saturation normal values NRP ILCOR 2024 2025

Here is a full, structured QIP/Clinical Audit proposal based on current evidence and ILCOR/NRP standards:

Quality Improvement Project (QIP) / Clinical Audit: SpO2 Monitoring in the Delivery Room for All Neonates

1. Title Options

"Compliance with SpO2 Monitoring in the Delivery Room: A Clinical Audit"
"Achieving Pre-ductal Oxygen Saturation Targets During Neonatal Transition: A Quality Improvement Project"
"Delivery Room SpO2 Surveillance: Accuracy, Timeliness, and Guideline Adherence Across All Newborns"

2. Background & Rationale

Pulse oximetry in the delivery room serves two distinct purposes:

Guiding oxygen titration during resuscitation/transition - using NRP/ILCOR pre-ductal SpO2 targets in the first 10 minutes of life
Screening for critical congenital heart disease (CCHD) - typically done after the initial transition period

Normal neonatal transition involves a physiological rise in SpO2 from ~60-65% at 1 minute to 85-95% by 10 minutes of life (NRP targeted pre-ductal SpO2 table). Failure to monitor or respond to deviations from this curve is a patient safety issue. Data collected across all births - not just resuscitations - gives a true population-level picture of delivery room practice.

3. Aim / SMART Objective

Example QIP aim:

"To ensure that pre-ductal SpO2 monitoring is initiated within 2 minutes of birth in ≥90% of all neonates born in [your unit], and that FiO2 adjustments are documented in response to out-of-range readings, within 6 months."

Example Audit aim:

"To audit current delivery room SpO2 monitoring practice against NRP/ILCOR 2024 standards across all live births over a 3-month period."

4. Audit Standards (Criteria)

These are your measurable benchmarks, drawn from NRP, ILCOR 2025 CoSTR, and local guidelines:

#	Standard	Target
1	Pulse oximeter applied to right hand (pre-ductal) within 2 minutes of birth for all neonates requiring any intervention	100%
2	Pulse oximeter applied for all neonates (including well babies) for CCHD screening before discharge	100%
3	SpO2 documented at 1, 2, 3, 5, and 10 minutes of life for neonates receiving respiratory support	≥90%
4	FiO2 adjusted when SpO2 falls outside target range at any time point	100%
5	Pre-ductal SpO2 targets met (NRP table): 60-65% at 1 min, 65-70% at 2 min, 70-75% at 3 min, 75-80% at 4 min, 80-85% at 5 min, 85-95% at 10 min	≥80% of eligible neonates
6	SpO2 probe placement documented in delivery records	≥95%
7	Neonates with SpO2 <90% at 10 min referred to neonatal team / escalated	100%
8	CCHD screening SpO2 (pre- and post-ductal) performed before discharge or at 24 h in well babies	≥95%

5. Data Collection Sheet - Fields to Capture

For each birth record, collect:

Baby: Gestational age, birth weight, mode of delivery, Apgar scores at 1 and 5 min
SpO2 monitoring: Time of probe application (minutes from birth), probe site (right hand / foot / other), device used
SpO2 readings: At 1, 2, 3, 5, 10 minutes (pre-ductal right hand)
Post-ductal SpO2: Right foot, for CCHD screen
Oxygen use: Starting FiO2, adjustments made and at what SpO2 trigger, method (room air / mask / CPAP / intubation)
Resuscitation actions taken (bag-mask, CPAP, intubation, chest compressions)
Outcome: Admitted to NICU? Diagnosis? CCHD detected?
Staff recording the data: Midwife / neonatologist / resident (for training gap analysis)

6. QIP - PDSA Cycle Structure

Problem Identification (Plan)

Baseline audit of compliance with SpO2 monitoring standards
Survey staff on barriers (probe availability, knowledge of target table, timing)

Interventions (Do) - Examples

Laminate the NRP SpO2 target table and post it in every resuscitation bay
Standardize timing: assign one team member specifically for oximetry placement at every birth
Training sessions / simulation on probe placement technique (right hand, pre-ductal)
Electronic documentation prompt in the birth record for SpO2 at timed intervals
Equipment audit - ensure probes are at every delivery point, including theatre

Measure (Study)

Re-audit after 6 weeks of intervention
Compare: probe application time, documentation compliance, % meeting SpO2 targets

Adjust (Act)

Identify persistent outliers (e.g., caesarean section births, home births, out-of-hours deliveries)
Refine interventions based on data

7. Subgroup Analyses Worth Including

Term vs. preterm (<37 weeks) - different oxygen starting points (21% vs. 21-30%)
Vaginal vs. caesarean delivery - C-section neonates have delayed transition, may show lower SpO2 for longer
Resuscitated vs. non-resuscitated - to separate CCHD screening data from resuscitation monitoring data
Day shift vs. night shift - common quality gap
Trained vs. less-trained attendant at delivery

8. Outcome Measures

Primary: % of neonates with SpO2 monitoring initiated within 2 minutes of birth

Secondary:

% achieving NRP-defined pre-ductal SpO2 targets at each time point
% with CCHD screening completed pre-discharge
Time from birth to first documented SpO2 reading
Missed or delayed CCHD diagnoses (sentinel events)
Rate of hyperoxia (SpO2 >99% on supplemental O2) - an equally important harm metric

Balancing measure: Time to other resuscitation actions (probe placement should not delay ventilation)

9. Reference Standards & Citations

NRP 7th/8th edition - pre-ductal SpO2 target table (60-65% at 1 min → 85-95% at 10 min), cited from AHA NRP Algorithm
ILCOR 2025 CoSTR - Neonatal Life Support - updated evidence on cerebral oximetry + pulse oximetry in delivery room
Chandra et al. (2023) - Oxygen saturation centiles in healthy preterm neonates in the first 10 min - PMID 36708383 - provides normative data for preterm-specific targets
Bruckner et al. (2025) - Brain oxygenation monitoring during neonatal stabilization - PMID 40259049 - systematic review on cerebral oximetry as an adjunct

10. Suggested Title for Publication / Presentation

"Delivery Room SpO2 Monitoring in Neonates: A Closed-Loop Clinical Audit and Quality Improvement Initiative at [Hospital Name]"

Quick Summary of How to Use Your Collected Data

Since you are already collecting SpO2 data on all neonates born, here is how to frame it:

Descriptive analysis first - median SpO2 at each time point by gestational age group
Benchmark against NRP targets - what % of your babies are within range at each minute?
Identify outliers - those below 60% at 1 min, below 80% at 5 min, below 85% at 10 min
Cross-reference with outcomes - did outliers need admission? CCHD? Respiratory support?
Present as a QIP loop - baseline → intervention → re-audit

This positions your data collection as a full QIP with patient safety, education, and guideline compliance dimensions - suitable for departmental presentations, RCPCH/NNF forums, or journal submission.

This audit is according to WHO guidelines or NRP guidelines?

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Great question - here is a clear breakdown of which guidelines apply and how to align your audit accordingly:

NRP vs. WHO - Which Guidelines Does This Audit Use?

The short answer: primarily NRP / ILCOR, with important differences from WHO

NRP / ILCOR Guidelines (What the previous audit was based on)

Source: American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) NRP, derived from the ILCOR Consensus on Science (CoSTR)
Latest version: ILCOR 2025 CoSTR (Neonatal Life Support), published in Circulation
SpO2 targets: The specific minute-by-minute pre-ductal SpO2 table (60-65% at 1 min → 85-95% at 10 min)
Used in: USA, Canada, Australia, UK, most high-income countries, and increasingly in tertiary centers globally
Key feature: Technology-driven - assumes pulse oximeter, blended oxygen, and trained resuscitation team are available

WHO Guidelines - Key Differences

WHO has its own neonatal resuscitation framework, and it is intentionally different because it is designed for low-resource settings:

Feature	NRP / ILCOR	WHO (HBB / Essential Newborn Care)
Primary tool	Pulse oximeter + blended O2	Clinical assessment (color, tone, cry)
SpO2 targets	Specific minute-by-minute table	Not specified - not required
Oxygen use	Start at 21% (term), titrate by SpO2	Use oxygen only if available; room air preferred
Technology assumed	Pulse oximeter mandatory for any resuscitation	Pulse oximeter is recommended but NOT mandatory
Main program	NRP 8th edition	Helping Babies Breathe (HBB) 2nd edition
Setting	Any hospital with equipment	Health facilities of all resource levels

WHO's Helping Babies Breathe (HBB) program, revised in 2016, does NOT require SpO2-guided resuscitation as a standard step. It focuses on stimulation, warmth, and bag-mask ventilation by clinical assessment.

So, Which Should Your Audit Use?

It depends on your setting:

If you are in a tertiary/secondary care hospital (India, Pakistan, UAE, UK, USA, etc.):

Use NRP / ILCOR 2025 as your audit standard
You have pulse oximeters, blended O2, trained neonatologists - NRP applies
The SpO2 minute-by-minute target table is your benchmark
The audit I designed is appropriate for your setting

If you are in a district hospital / low-resource setting:

Use WHO / HBB as your primary standard
Your audit questions shift: Is a pulse oximeter even available? Is it being used? Is staff trained?
Audit standard becomes: "Was SpO2 monitoring attempted?" rather than "Were minute-by-minute targets met?"

If you want to cite both (for a more globally applicable audit):

You can frame it as:

"This audit benchmarks delivery room SpO2 monitoring against NRP/ILCOR 2025 standards, which represent international best practice and are endorsed by national societies including [NNF India / RCPCH UK / AAP USA]. WHO HBB guidelines do not specify pre-ductal SpO2 targets and are primarily designed for low-resource settings."

Practical Recommendation for Your Audit

Add this sentence to your Methods section:

"Audit standards were based on NRP (AAP, 8th edition) and ILCOR 2025 Consensus on Science With Treatment Recommendations (Liley et al., Circulation 2025), which define targeted pre-ductal SpO2 values during neonatal transition. WHO Helping Babies Breathe guidelines were not used as the primary standard as they do not specify SpO2 targets and are designed for low-resource settings without pulse oximetry infrastructure."

This protects your audit from the criticism that it is using a standard not applicable to your setting.

If o include temperature at birth and after one hour does this help and improve clinical audit?

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neonatal temperature at birth one hour WHO NRP standard 36.5 37.5 delivery room thermoregulation audit

Yes - including temperature at birth and at 1 hour is one of the best additions you can make. Here is a detailed explanation of why, and how to incorporate it:

Why Temperature Strengthens Your Audit Significantly

1. It Is a WHO AND NRP AND ILCOR Standard - Rare Triple Alignment

This is actually one of the few areas where all three guidelines agree exactly:

Guideline	Temperature Target
WHO (Thermal Protection of the Newborn)	36.5 - 37.5°C after birth
NRP / AAP	36.5 - 37.5°C from birth to admission
ILCOR 2025 CoSTR	36.5 - 37.5°C; hypothermia AND hyperthermia both to be avoided
NNAP (UK National Neonatal Audit Programme)	Temperature within 36.5 - 37.5°C, measured within 1 hour of birth - official audit standard, target ≥90%

So unlike SpO2 where you had to choose NRP over WHO, temperature targets are universally agreed upon - your audit is unambiguously evidence-based regardless of which guideline family a reviewer prefers.

2. Temperature Is a "Quality Indicator of Good Resuscitation"

The NRP specifically states:

"Admission temperature should be recorded as a predictor of outcomes as well as a quality indicator of good resuscitation."

This means temperature is not just a vital sign - it is formally recognized as a QI metric. Including it elevates your audit from monitoring one parameter (SpO2) to assessing the overall quality of delivery room care.

3. Physiological Link Between Temperature and SpO2

Cold stress directly impacts SpO2:

Hypothermia → increased oxygen consumption → increased metabolic rate → worsens hypoxia
Cold stress causes pulmonary vasoconstriction → can mimic or worsen persistent pulmonary hypertension → further drops SpO2
A neonate with low SpO2 AND low temperature has a compounded risk that is worse than either alone

By collecting both, you can analyze their correlation - e.g., "Did neonates who were hypothermic at 1 hour also fail to meet SpO2 targets?" This is a much richer clinical story than either variable alone.

4. It Doubles Your Audit's Clinical Value

Without temperature	With temperature added
Single-domain audit (oxygenation only)	Dual-domain audit (oxygenation + thermoregulation)
1 QIP intervention area	2 QIP intervention areas
Moderate impact for publication	High-impact - mirrors NNAP / NQF standards
Limited outcome correlation	Can link both to NICU admission, morbidity, mortality

Revised Audit Standards - Adding Temperature

Add these to your existing SpO2 standards table:

#	Standard	Target	Guideline Source
T1	Temperature recorded at birth (axillary or rectal)	≥95% of all births	NRP, WHO
T2	Temperature recorded at 1 hour of life	≥95% of all births	NNAP, NRP
T3	Normothermia (36.5-37.5°C) achieved at 1 hour	≥90% of all neonates	WHO, ILCOR, NNAP
T4	Hypothermia (<36.5°C) at 1 hour documented and acted upon	100%	NRP, WHO
T5	Hyperthermia (>37.5°C) at 1 hour documented and acted upon	100%	ILCOR 2025
T6	Thermoprotective interventions documented (hat, wrap, warm room, skin-to-skin, radiant warmer)	≥90%	WHO, ILCOR

New Subgroup Analyses You Can Now Run

Adding temperature opens powerful cross-analyses:

Hypothermia rate by gestational age - preterm babies cool faster; rate should be lower in your NICU vs. postnatal ward
Hypothermia rate by delivery mode - C-section neonates are at higher risk of hypothermia
Correlation: SpO2 at 10 min vs. temperature at 1 hour - are they linked in your data?
Hypothermia and NICU admission rate - does hypothermia predict who gets admitted?
Time of day / season effect - room temperature in theatre/labour room varies; cold weather months may show worse thermoregulation
Thermoprotective bundle compliance vs. normothermia rate - did the hat + wrap + radiant warmer actually work?

What This Does to Your QIP Title

You now have a much stronger, publishable QIP:

"SpO2 and Temperature Monitoring in the Delivery Room: A Dual-Domain Quality Improvement Audit of Neonatal Transition Care at [Hospital Name]"

This mirrors the "Golden Hour" framework used in most NICU QIP literature - the first hour of life is the single most impactful window for neonatal outcomes, and your two variables (SpO2 + temperature) together cover the two most evidence-based, auditable parameters within it.

Additional Data Fields to Add to Your Sheet

Axillary temperature at birth (°C)
Axillary temperature at 1 hour (°C)
Hypothermia category: none / mild (36.0-36.4°C) / moderate (32-35.9°C) / severe (<32°C)
Thermoprotective interventions used: plastic wrap, hat, skin-to-skin, exothermic mattress, radiant warmer, warm room, warm blankets, humidified ventilation gases
Room temperature of delivery room documented (yes/no)

Bottom line: Temperature at birth and 1 hour is not just helpful - it is arguably the most validated neonatal delivery room QI metric that exists, with the NNAP in the UK using it as a primary national audit standard with a defined ≥90% target. Adding it transforms your audit from a single-variable data collection into a comprehensive, guideline-aligned, publishable quality improvement project.

Can you make me a master sheet where I can start collecting all the data?

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mkdir -p /tmp/workspace/neonatal-audit && ls /tmp/workspace/neonatal-audit/

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~/neonatal-audit/build_sheet.py

import openpyxl
from openpyxl.styles import (
    Font, PatternFill, Alignment, Border, Side, GradientFill
)
from openpyxl.utils import get_column_letter
from openpyxl.worksheet.datavalidation import DataValidation
from openpyxl.styles.numbers import FORMAT_NUMBER_00

wb = openpyxl.Workbook()

# ── Colour palette ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
DARK_BLUE   = "1F3864"   # title bar
MID_BLUE    = "2E75B6"   # section headers
LIGHT_BLUE  = "D6E4F0"   # section header text bg
SKY_BLUE    = "BDD7EE"   # sub-header row bg
WHITE       = "FFFFFF"
LIGHT_GREY  = "F2F2F2"   # alternate data row
YELLOW_HL   = "FFFF00"   # mandatory / key field
GREEN_HDR   = "375623"   # pass indicator
RED_HDR     = "C00000"   # fail indicator
ORANGE      = "ED7D31"   # caution
MINT        = "E2EFDA"   # normal range cells
PEACH       = "FCE4D6"   # abnormal range cells

def hdr_font(bold=True, colour=WHITE, size=10):
    return Font(name="Arial", bold=bold, color=colour, size=size)

def cell_font(bold=False, colour="000000", size=9):
    return Font(name="Arial", bold=bold, color=colour, size=size)

def fill(hex_col):
    return PatternFill("solid", fgColor=hex_col)

def thin_border():
    s = Side(style="thin", color="BFBFBF")
    return Border(left=s, right=s, top=s, bottom=s)

def med_border():
    s = Side(style="medium", color="000000")
    return Border(left=s, right=s, top=s, bottom=s)

def center():
    return Alignment(horizontal="center", vertical="center", wrap_text=True)

def left():
    return Alignment(horizontal="left", vertical="center", wrap_text=True)

# ============================================================
# SHEET 1 – DATA ENTRY MASTER SHEET
# ============================================================
ws = wb.active
ws.title = "Data Entry"
ws.sheet_view.showGridLines = False
ws.freeze_panes = "A5"   # freeze title + header rows

# ── Title bar (row 1-2) ──────────────────────────────────────
ws.merge_cells("A1:AK2")
title_cell = ws["A1"]
title_cell.value = "NEONATAL DELIVERY ROOM SpO2 & TEMPERATURE MONITORING — CLINICAL AUDIT MASTER SHEET"
title_cell.font  = Font(name="Arial", bold=True, color=WHITE, size=13)
title_cell.fill  = fill(DARK_BLUE)
title_cell.alignment = center()
ws.row_dimensions[1].height = 22
ws.row_dimensions[2].height = 8

# ── Subtitle / info bar (row 3) ──────────────────────────────
ws.merge_cells("A3:P3")
ws["A3"].value = "Hospital / Unit:  ___________________________"
ws["A3"].font  = Font(name="Arial", bold=False, color="000000", size=9)
ws["A3"].fill  = fill("D9E1F2")
ws["A3"].alignment = left()

ws.merge_cells("Q3:AK3")
ws["Q3"].value = "Audit Period:  _______________   Auditor:  ___________________________   NRP/ILCOR 2025 & WHO Standards"
ws["Q3"].font  = Font(name="Arial", bold=False, color="000000", size=9)
ws["Q3"].fill  = fill("D9E1F2")
ws["Q3"].alignment = left()
ws.row_dimensions[3].height = 16

# ── Column definitions ───────────────────────────────────────
# Each tuple: (header_text, width, section_colour, notes)
SECTIONS = [
    # SECTION A – Patient Identifiers
    ("S.No",             6,  MID_BLUE, ""),
    ("Date of Birth",    13, MID_BLUE, "DD/MM/YYYY"),
    ("MRN / Baby ID",    13, MID_BLUE, ""),
    ("Mother's Name",    18, MID_BLUE, ""),
    ("IP No.",           10, MID_BLUE, ""),

    # SECTION B – Baby Demographics
    ("Gestational Age\n(weeks)",  10, "1F6391", ""),
    ("Birth Weight (g)",          12, "1F6391", ""),
    ("Sex",                        8, "1F6391", "M/F/Ambiguous"),
    ("Mode of Delivery",          13, "1F6391", "SVD/LSCS/Forceps/Vacuum"),
    ("Singleton / Multiple",      12, "1F6391", "Singleton/Twin/Triplet"),

    # SECTION C – Apgar Scores
    ("Apgar\n1 min",    8,  "375623", "0-10"),
    ("Apgar\n5 min",    8,  "375623", "0-10"),
    ("Apgar\n10 min",   8,  "375623", "0-10 (if applicable)"),

    # SECTION D – Resuscitation
    ("Resuscitation\nRequired",   13, "7030A0", "Yes / No"),
    ("Resuscitation\nType",       18, "7030A0", "None/Stim/O2/BVM/CPAP/Intubation/CC"),
    ("Starting FiO2 (%)",         12, "7030A0", "21/30/40/60/100"),
    ("Who Attended\nDelivery",    15, "7030A0", "Midwife/Resident/Neonatologist/MO"),

    # SECTION E – SpO2 Monitoring
    ("SpO2 Probe\nApplied",        12, "C00000", "Yes / No"),
    ("Probe Site",                 12, "C00000", "Right Hand/Left Hand/Foot"),
    ("Time to Probe\nPlacement (min)", 13, "C00000", "Minutes from birth"),
    ("SpO2 at\n1 min (%)",         10, "C00000", "Target: 60-65%"),
    ("SpO2 at\n2 min (%)",         10, "C00000", "Target: 65-70%"),
    ("SpO2 at\n3 min (%)",         10, "C00000", "Target: 70-75%"),
    ("SpO2 at\n5 min (%)",         10, "C00000", "Target: 80-85%"),
    ("SpO2 at\n10 min (%)",        10, "C00000", "Target: 85-95%"),
    ("SpO2 met\nTargets?",         12, "C00000", "Yes/No/Not Monitored"),
    ("FiO2 Adjusted\nfor SpO2?",   12, "C00000", "Yes/No/NA"),

    # SECTION F – Temperature
    ("Temp at\nBirth (°C)",        11, "843C0C", "Axillary preferred"),
    ("Temp at\n1 Hour (°C)",       11, "843C0C", "Target: 36.5-37.5°C"),
    ("Temp\nStatus at 1h",         13, "843C0C", "Normal/Hypothermia/Hyperthermia"),
    ("Thermoprotective\nBundle Used", 16, "843C0C", "Hat/Wrap/Radiant Warmer/SSC/Mattress"),

    # SECTION G – CCHD Screening
    ("Pre-ductal\nSpO2 (RH %)",    13, "1F3864", "Right Hand - for CCHD screen"),
    ("Post-ductal\nSpO2 (RF %)",   13, "1F3864", "Right Foot - for CCHD screen"),
    ("CCHD\nResult",               12, "1F3864", "Pass/Fail/Repeat/Not Done"),

    # SECTION H – Oxygen Use Details
    ("O2 Therapy\nUsed",           12, "375623", "Yes/No"),
    ("O2 Delivery\nMethod",        15, "375623", "Room Air/Face Mask/CPAP/Intubation/HFNC"),
    ("Duration of\nO2 (min)",      12, "375623", ""),

    # SECTION I – Outcome
    ("Disposition",                14, "1F3864", "Rooming-in/NICU/SNCU/Transferred/Death"),
    ("Reason for\nAdmission",      20, "1F3864", "If NICU/SNCU admitted"),
    ("Comments",                   25, "1F3864", "Any relevant notes"),
]

# ── Section banner (row 4): group labels ────────────────────
SECTION_GROUPS = [
    ("A — Patient Identifiers",  1,  5,  "2E4057"),
    ("B — Baby Demographics",    6,  10, "1F6391"),
    ("C — Apgar Scores",         11, 13, "375623"),
    ("D — Resuscitation",        14, 17, "7030A0"),
    ("E — SpO2 Monitoring",      18, 27, "C00000"),
    ("F — Temperature",          28, 31, "843C0C"),
    ("G — CCHD Screening",       32, 34, "1F3864"),
    ("H — Oxygen Details",       35, 37, "375623"),
    ("I — Outcome",              38, 40, "2E4057"),
]

ws.row_dimensions[4].height = 16
for label, col_start, col_end, colour in SECTION_GROUPS:
    start_letter = get_column_letter(col_start)
    end_letter   = get_column_letter(col_end)
    ws.merge_cells(f"{start_letter}4:{end_letter}4")
    c = ws[f"{start_letter}4"]
    c.value     = label
    c.font      = Font(name="Arial", bold=True, color=WHITE, size=9)
    c.fill      = fill(colour)
    c.alignment = center()
    c.border    = med_border()

# ── Column headers (row 5) ───────────────────────────────────
ws.row_dimensions[5].height = 48
for col_idx, (hdr, width, colour, notes) in enumerate(SECTIONS, start=1):
    col_letter = get_column_letter(col_idx)
    ws.column_dimensions[col_letter].width = width
    c = ws.cell(row=5, column=col_idx)
    c.value     = hdr
    c.font      = Font(name="Arial", bold=True, color=WHITE, size=8)
    c.fill      = fill(colour)
    c.alignment = center()
    c.border    = thin_border()

# ── Data rows 6-105 (100 entries) ────────────────────────────
for row in range(6, 106):
    row_fill = fill(LIGHT_GREY) if row % 2 == 0 else fill(WHITE)
    for col in range(1, len(SECTIONS) + 1):
        c = ws.cell(row=row, column=col)
        c.fill      = row_fill
        c.font      = cell_font()
        c.alignment = left()
        c.border    = thin_border()

    # Auto-fill serial number
    ws.cell(row=row, column=1).value     = row - 5
    ws.cell(row=row, column=1).alignment = center()
    ws.cell(row=row, column=1).font      = cell_font(bold=True)

# ── Data Validations ────────────────────────────────────────
def add_dv(ws, formula, col, row_start=6, row_end=105):
    dv = DataValidation(type="list", formula1=formula, allow_blank=True)
    dv.sqref = f"{get_column_letter(col)}{row_start}:{get_column_letter(col)}{row_end}"
    ws.add_data_validation(dv)

# Sex
add_dv(ws, '"Male,Female,Ambiguous"', 8)
# Mode of delivery
add_dv(ws, '"SVD,LSCS,Forceps,Vacuum,Breech"', 9)
# Singleton/Multiple
add_dv(ws, '"Singleton,Twin,Triplet,Higher Order"', 10)
# Resuscitation required
add_dv(ws, '"Yes,No"', 14)
# Resuscitation type
add_dv(ws, '"None,Stimulation Only,Supplemental O2,Bag-Mask Ventilation,CPAP,Intubation,Chest Compressions"', 15)
# Starting FiO2
add_dv(ws, '"21,30,40,60,100"', 16)
# Who attended
add_dv(ws, '"Midwife,Resident,Neonatologist,Medical Officer,Nurse"', 17)
# Probe applied
add_dv(ws, '"Yes,No"', 18)
# Probe site
add_dv(ws, '"Right Hand (pre-ductal),Left Hand,Right Foot,Left Foot"', 19)
# SpO2 met targets
add_dv(ws, '"Yes,No,Partial,Not Monitored"', 26)
# FiO2 adjusted
add_dv(ws, '"Yes,No,Not Applicable"', 27)
# Temp status
add_dv(ws, '"Normal (36.5-37.5),Mild Hypothermia (36.0-36.4),Moderate Hypothermia (32-35.9),Severe Hypothermia (<32),Hyperthermia (>37.5)"', 30)
# CCHD result
add_dv(ws, '"Pass,Fail - Refer Cardiology,Repeat in 1-2h,Not Done"', 34)
# O2 therapy used
add_dv(ws, '"Yes,No"', 35)
# O2 delivery method
add_dv(ws, '"Room Air,Free-Flow O2,Face Mask,CPAP,HFNC,Intubation + Ventilator"', 36)
# Disposition
add_dv(ws, '"Rooming-in with Mother,NICU Admission,SNCU Admission,Transferred,Death in DR,Discharged"', 39)

# ── Conditional formatting hints for SpO2 columns ───────────
# Color the SpO2 target header cells with mint / note text
spo2_targets = {
    20: "60-65%",
    21: "65-70%",
    22: "70-75%",
    23: "80-85%",
    24: "85-95%",
}

# ============================================================
# SHEET 2 – AUDIT STANDARDS REFERENCE
# ============================================================
ws2 = wb.create_sheet("Audit Standards")
ws2.sheet_view.showGridLines = False
ws2.column_dimensions["A"].width = 5
ws2.column_dimensions["B"].width = 45
ws2.column_dimensions["C"].width = 20
ws2.column_dimensions["D"].width = 20
ws2.column_dimensions["E"].width = 20

# Title
ws2.merge_cells("A1:E2")
ws2["A1"].value = "AUDIT STANDARDS & TARGETS — SpO2 + TEMPERATURE DELIVERY ROOM AUDIT"
ws2["A1"].font  = Font(name="Arial", bold=True, color=WHITE, size=12)
ws2["A1"].fill  = fill(DARK_BLUE)
ws2["A1"].alignment = center()
ws2.row_dimensions[1].height = 22

headers2 = ["#", "Audit Standard", "Target (%)", "Guideline Source", "Pass Criteria"]
for col_idx, h in enumerate(headers2, 1):
    c = ws2.cell(row=3, column=col_idx)
    c.value     = h
    c.font      = Font(name="Arial", bold=True, color=WHITE, size=9)
    c.fill      = fill(MID_BLUE)
    c.alignment = center()
    c.border    = thin_border()
ws2.row_dimensions[3].height = 20

standards = [
    # SpO2 Standards
    ("SpO2 Standards", "", "", "", ""),
    ("S1", "Pulse oximeter applied (right hand, pre-ductal) within 2 min of birth for all neonates needing intervention", "100%", "NRP 8th Ed, ILCOR 2025", "Probe applied to right hand ≤2 min"),
    ("S2", "Pulse oximeter applied to ALL neonates born", "≥90%", "NRP, WHO", "SpO2 documented for every birth"),
    ("S3", "Probe site correctly pre-ductal (right hand) for resuscitation guidance", "100%", "NRP 8th Ed", "Right hand documented"),
    ("S4", "SpO2 documented at 1, 2, 3, 5, and 10 minutes for babies needing respiratory support", "≥90%", "NRP 8th Ed, ILCOR 2025", "All 5 time-points recorded"),
    ("S5", "SpO2 meets NRP target at 1 min: 60-65%", "≥80% of eligible babies", "NRP, ILCOR 2025", "SpO2 ≥60% & ≤65% at 1 min"),
    ("S6", "SpO2 meets NRP target at 5 min: 80-85%", "≥80% of eligible babies", "NRP, ILCOR 2025", "SpO2 ≥80% & ≤85% at 5 min"),
    ("S7", "SpO2 meets NRP target at 10 min: 85-95%", "≥80% of eligible babies", "NRP, ILCOR 2025", "SpO2 ≥85% & ≤95% at 10 min"),
    ("S8", "FiO2 adjusted when SpO2 out of target range", "100%", "NRP 8th Ed", "FiO2 change documented"),
    ("S9", "CCHD screening (pre- and post-ductal SpO2) done before discharge", "≥95%", "AAP, NHS, ILCOR", "Both readings documented"),
    ("S10", "Neonates with SpO2 <90% at 10 min referred/escalated", "100%", "NRP, ILCOR", "Escalation documented"),
    # Temperature Standards
    ("Temperature Standards", "", "", "", ""),
    ("T1", "Temperature recorded at birth (axillary)", "≥95%", "WHO, NRP", "Temperature value documented at birth"),
    ("T2", "Temperature recorded at 1 hour of life", "≥95%", "NNAP, NRP, ILCOR 2025", "Temperature value documented at 1 hour"),
    ("T3", "Normothermia (36.5-37.5°C) achieved at 1 hour", "≥90%", "WHO, ILCOR, NNAP 2024", "Temp 36.5-37.5°C at 1 hour"),
    ("T4", "Hypothermia (<36.5°C) at 1 hour documented and acted upon", "100%", "NRP, WHO", "Action documented if hypothermic"),
    ("T5", "Hyperthermia (>37.5°C) documented and acted upon", "100%", "ILCOR 2025", "Action documented if hyperthermic"),
    ("T6", "Thermoprotective bundle used (hat + wrap/plastic bag for preterm)", "≥90%", "WHO, ILCOR", "Bundle documented"),
]

row_num = 4
for std in standards:
    for col_idx, val in enumerate(std, 1):
        c = ws2.cell(row=row_num, column=col_idx)
        c.value     = val
        c.font      = cell_font(bold=(col_idx == 1 or val in ("SpO2 Standards", "Temperature Standards")))
        c.alignment = left()
        c.border    = thin_border()
        if val in ("SpO2 Standards", "Temperature Standards"):
            c.fill = fill(SKY_BLUE)
            c.font = Font(name="Arial", bold=True, color=DARK_BLUE, size=9)
            if col_idx == 1:
                ws2.merge_cells(f"A{row_num}:E{row_num}")
        elif row_num % 2 == 0:
            c.fill = fill(LIGHT_GREY)
        else:
            c.fill = fill(WHITE)
    row_num += 1

# ============================================================
# SHEET 3 – SpO2 TARGET REFERENCE CARD
# ============================================================
ws3 = wb.create_sheet("SpO2 Target Card")
ws3.sheet_view.showGridLines = False

ws3.merge_cells("A1:D2")
ws3["A1"].value = "NRP / ILCOR 2025 — Pre-Ductal SpO2 Targets After Birth"
ws3["A1"].font  = Font(name="Arial", bold=True, color=WHITE, size=12)
ws3["A1"].fill  = fill(DARK_BLUE)
ws3["A1"].alignment = center()
ws3.row_dimensions[1].height = 22

ws3.merge_cells("A3:D3")
ws3["A3"].value = "Probe site: RIGHT HAND (pre-ductal)  |  Apply within 2 minutes of birth"
ws3["A3"].font  = Font(name="Arial", bold=True, color=DARK_BLUE, size=10)
ws3["A3"].fill  = fill(SKY_BLUE)
ws3["A3"].alignment = center()
ws3.row_dimensions[3].height = 18

spo2_hdrs = ["Time After Birth", "Target SpO2 Range", "Action if Below Range", "Action if Above Range"]
for col_idx, h in enumerate(spo2_hdrs, 1):
    c = ws3.cell(row=4, column=col_idx)
    c.value     = h
    c.font      = Font(name="Arial", bold=True, color=WHITE, size=10)
    c.fill      = fill(MID_BLUE)
    c.alignment = center()
    c.border    = thin_border()
    ws3.column_dimensions[get_column_letter(col_idx)].width = 28
ws3.row_dimensions[4].height = 18

spo2_targets_data = [
    ("1 minute",  "60 – 65%", "Stimulate; consider supplemental O2", "Reduce FiO2 / wean O2"),
    ("2 minutes", "65 – 70%", "Increase FiO2; ensure airway open",   "Reduce FiO2"),
    ("3 minutes", "70 – 75%", "Increase FiO2; consider PPV",         "Reduce FiO2"),
    ("4 minutes", "75 – 80%", "Increase FiO2; PPV if not improving",  "Reduce FiO2"),
    ("5 minutes", "80 – 85%", "Increase FiO2; escalate to senior",    "Reduce FiO2"),
    ("10 minutes","85 – 95%", "Escalate urgently; consider CCHD",    "Wean O2; avoid hyperoxia"),
]

for row_offset, (time, target, below, above) in enumerate(spo2_targets_data, start=5):
    row_f = fill(MINT) if row_offset % 2 == 0 else fill(WHITE)
    for col_idx, val in enumerate([time, target, below, above], 1):
        c = ws3.cell(row=row_offset, column=col_idx)
        c.value     = val
        c.font      = Font(name="Arial", bold=(col_idx <= 2), size=10,
                           color=("C00000" if col_idx == 2 else "000000"))
        c.fill      = row_f
        c.alignment = center() if col_idx <= 2 else left()
        c.border    = thin_border()
    ws3.row_dimensions[row_offset].height = 22

# Note row
ws3.merge_cells("A11:D11")
ws3["A11"].value = (
    "NOTE: These are TARGETED PRE-DUCTAL values for room air start (term) or 21-30% O2 (preterm <35w). "
    "Adjust FiO2 in 10% increments every ~60 seconds. Source: NRP 8th Ed / ILCOR 2025 CoSTR."
)
ws3["A11"].font  = Font(name="Arial", italic=True, size=8, color="404040")
ws3["A11"].fill  = fill("FFF2CC")
ws3["A11"].alignment = Alignment(horizontal="left", vertical="center", wrap_text=True)
ws3["A11"].border = thin_border()
ws3.row_dimensions[11].height = 36

# ============================================================
# SHEET 4 – TEMPERATURE REFERENCE CARD
# ============================================================
ws4 = wb.create_sheet("Temperature Card")
ws4.sheet_view.showGridLines = False

ws4.merge_cells("A1:C2")
ws4["A1"].value = "WHO / NRP / ILCOR — Neonatal Temperature Standards"
ws4["A1"].font  = Font(name="Arial", bold=True, color=WHITE, size=12)
ws4["A1"].fill  = fill("843C0C")
ws4["A1"].alignment = center()
ws4.row_dimensions[1].height = 22

temp_categories = [
    ("Category",          "Temperature Range", "Classification",        "Immediate Action Required"),
    ("Normal / Target",   "36.5 – 37.5 °C",   "Normothermia",          "Continue monitoring; maintain thermoprotection"),
    ("Mild Hypothermia",  "36.0 – 36.4 °C",   "Cold Stress",           "Skin-to-skin care; check environment; re-warm"),
    ("Moderate Hypoth.",  "32.0 – 35.9 °C",   "Moderate Hypothermia",  "Radiant warmer; senior review; monitor glucose & SpO2"),
    ("Severe Hypoth.",    "< 32.0 °C",         "Severe Hypothermia",    "URGENT: Radiant warmer; NICU transfer; IV access; glucose"),
    ("Hyperthermia",      "> 37.5 °C",         "Hyperthermia",          "Remove excess clothing/blankets; check room temp; exclude infection/maternal fever"),
]

temp_fills = [fill(MID_BLUE), fill(MINT), fill("FFF2CC"), fill(PEACH), fill("C00000"), fill("FCE4D6")]
temp_fonts = [
    Font(name="Arial", bold=True, color=WHITE, size=9),
    Font(name="Arial", bold=False, color="000000", size=9),
    Font(name="Arial", bold=False, color="000000", size=9),
    Font(name="Arial", bold=True,  color="000000", size=9),
    Font(name="Arial", bold=True,  color=WHITE,    size=9),
    Font(name="Arial", bold=True,  color="843C0C", size=9),
]

for row_idx, (row_data, row_fill, row_font) in enumerate(zip(temp_categories, temp_fills, temp_fonts), start=3):
    for col_idx, val in enumerate(row_data, 1):
        c = ws4.cell(row=row_idx, column=col_idx)
        c.value     = val
        c.font      = row_font
        c.fill      = row_fill
        c.alignment = center() if col_idx <= 3 else left()
        c.border    = thin_border()
        ws4.column_dimensions[get_column_letter(col_idx)].width = 22
    ws4.row_dimensions[row_idx].height = 28

# Thermoprotective bundle box
ws4.merge_cells("A9:C9")
ws4["A9"].value = "THERMOPROTECTIVE BUNDLE (document which used for each baby)"
ws4["A9"].font  = Font(name="Arial", bold=True, color=WHITE, size=10)
ws4["A9"].fill  = fill("843C0C")
ws4["A9"].alignment = center()
ws4.row_dimensions[9].height = 18

bundle_items = [
    ("All babies",   "Warm room ≥26°C (28-30°C for preterm)"),
    ("All babies",   "Dry and warm blanket / towel"),
    ("All babies",   "Woollen hat immediately after birth"),
    ("All babies",   "Skin-to-skin with mother (if stable)"),
    ("Preterm <32w", "Plastic wrap / polyethylene bag — do NOT dry first"),
    ("Preterm <32w", "Exothermic (chemical) warming mattress"),
    ("Preterm <32w", "Heated humidified respiratory gases"),
    ("Preterm <32w", "Radiant warmer during stabilisation"),
]
for row_offset, (applies_to, action) in enumerate(bundle_items, start=10):
    ws4.cell(row=row_offset, column=1).value     = applies_to
    ws4.cell(row=row_offset, column=1).font      = Font(name="Arial", bold=True, size=9, color="843C0C")
    ws4.cell(row=row_offset, column=1).fill      = fill(LIGHT_GREY if row_offset%2==0 else WHITE)
    ws4.cell(row=row_offset, column=1).alignment = center()
    ws4.cell(row=row_offset, column=1).border    = thin_border()
    ws4.merge_cells(f"B{row_offset}:C{row_offset}")
    ws4.cell(row=row_offset, column=2).value     = action
    ws4.cell(row=row_offset, column=2).font      = Font(name="Arial", size=9)
    ws4.cell(row=row_offset, column=2).fill      = fill(LIGHT_GREY if row_offset%2==0 else WHITE)
    ws4.cell(row=row_offset, column=2).alignment = left()
    ws4.cell(row=row_offset, column=2).border    = thin_border()
    ws4.row_dimensions[row_offset].height = 18

# ============================================================
# SHEET 5 – SUMMARY DASHBOARD (auto-calculated)
# ============================================================
ws5 = wb.create_sheet("Summary Dashboard")
ws5.sheet_view.showGridLines = False

ws5.merge_cells("A1:F2")
ws5["A1"].value = "AUDIT SUMMARY DASHBOARD — Auto-calculated from Data Entry sheet"
ws5["A1"].font  = Font(name="Arial", bold=True, color=WHITE, size=12)
ws5["A1"].fill  = fill(DARK_BLUE)
ws5["A1"].alignment = center()
ws5.row_dimensions[1].height = 22

# Summary table headers
dash_headers = ["Metric", "Numerator\n(formula)", "Denominator\n(formula)", "Result (%)", "Target", "Pass / Fail"]
for col_idx, h in enumerate(dash_headers, 1):
    c = ws5.cell(row=3, column=col_idx)
    c.value     = h
    c.font      = Font(name="Arial", bold=True, color=WHITE, size=9)
    c.fill      = fill(MID_BLUE)
    c.alignment = center()
    c.border    = thin_border()
    ws5.column_dimensions[get_column_letter(col_idx)].width = [38, 22, 22, 14, 12, 14][col_idx-1]
ws5.row_dimensions[3].height = 36

# Dashboard rows: metric name, numerator formula, denominator formula, target, pass threshold
dash_rows = [
    ("SpO2 Metrics", "", "", "", "", ""),
    ("S1: Probe applied within 2 min (all intervention babies)",
     '=COUNTIFS(\'Data Entry\'!T6:T105,"<="&2,\'Data Entry\'!N6:N105,"Yes")',
     '=COUNTIF(\'Data Entry\'!N6:N105,"Yes")',
     "", "100%", ""),
    ("S2: SpO2 documented for all births",
     '=COUNTA(\'Data Entry\'!T6:T105)',
     '=COUNTA(\'Data Entry\'!B6:B105)',
     "", "≥90%", ""),
    ("S3: Probe site correctly pre-ductal (Right Hand)",
     '=COUNTIF(\'Data Entry\'!S6:S105,"Right Hand (pre-ductal)")',
     '=COUNTIF(\'Data Entry\'!R6:R105,"Yes")',
     "", "100%", ""),
    ("S9: CCHD screening completed before discharge",
     '=COUNTIFS(\'Data Entry\'!AH6:AH105,"<>",\'Data Entry\'!AH6:AH105,"<>Not Done")',
     '=COUNTA(\'Data Entry\'!B6:B105)',
     "", "≥95%", ""),
    ("Temperature Metrics", "", "", "", "", ""),
    ("T1: Temperature recorded at birth",
     '=COUNTA(\'Data Entry\'!AB6:AB105)',
     '=COUNTA(\'Data Entry\'!B6:B105)',
     "", "≥95%", ""),
    ("T2: Temperature recorded at 1 hour",
     '=COUNTA(\'Data Entry\'!AC6:AC105)',
     '=COUNTA(\'Data Entry\'!B6:B105)',
     "", "≥95%", ""),
    ("T3: Normothermia (36.5-37.5°C) at 1 hour",
     '=COUNTIF(\'Data Entry\'!AD6:AD105,"Normal (36.5-37.5)")',
     '=COUNTA(\'Data Entry\'!AC6:AC105)',
     "", "≥90%", ""),
    ("T4: Hypothermia rate at 1 hour",
     '=COUNTIFS(\'Data Entry\'!AD6:AD105,"Mild Hypothermia (36.0-36.4)")+COUNTIFS(\'Data Entry\'!AD6:AD105,"Moderate Hypothermia (32-35.9)")+COUNTIFS(\'Data Entry\'!AD6:AD105,"Severe Hypothermia (<32)")',
     '=COUNTA(\'Data Entry\'!AC6:AC105)',
     "", "<10%", ""),
]

for row_offset, row_data in enumerate(dash_rows, start=4):
    metric, num_f, den_f, result, target, pf = row_data
    is_section = metric in ("SpO2 Metrics", "Temperature Metrics")

    row_num_ws5 = row_offset
    ws5.row_dimensions[row_num_ws5].height = 22

    c_metric = ws5.cell(row=row_num_ws5, column=1)
    c_metric.value     = metric
    c_metric.alignment = left()
    c_metric.border    = thin_border()

    if is_section:
        ws5.merge_cells(f"A{row_num_ws5}:F{row_num_ws5}")
        c_metric.font = Font(name="Arial", bold=True, color=DARK_BLUE, size=10)
        c_metric.fill = fill(SKY_BLUE)
        continue

    c_metric.font = Font(name="Arial", size=9)
    c_metric.fill = fill(WHITE) if row_offset % 2 == 0 else fill(LIGHT_GREY)

    # Numerator
    c_num = ws5.cell(row=row_num_ws5, column=2)
    c_num.value     = num_f
    c_num.font      = Font(name="Arial", size=9, color="0000FF")
    c_num.alignment = center()
    c_num.border    = thin_border()
    c_num.fill      = c_metric.fill

    # Denominator
    c_den = ws5.cell(row=row_num_ws5, column=3)
    c_den.value     = den_f
    c_den.font      = Font(name="Arial", size=9, color="0000FF")
    c_den.alignment = center()
    c_den.border    = thin_border()
    c_den.fill      = c_metric.fill

    # Result % (formula referencing num/den)
    result_row = row_num_ws5
    result_col = 4
    c_res = ws5.cell(row=result_row, column=result_col)
    c_res.value  = f"=IF(C{result_row}=0,\"N/A\",B{result_row}/C{result_row})"
    c_res.font   = Font(name="Arial", bold=True, size=9)
    c_res.number_format = "0.0%"
    c_res.alignment = center()
    c_res.border = thin_border()
    c_res.fill   = c_metric.fill

    # Target
    c_tgt = ws5.cell(row=result_row, column=5)
    c_tgt.value     = target
    c_tgt.font      = Font(name="Arial", bold=True, size=9, color=DARK_BLUE)
    c_tgt.alignment = center()
    c_tgt.border    = thin_border()
    c_tgt.fill      = c_metric.fill

    # Pass/Fail placeholder (manual for now)
    c_pf = ws5.cell(row=result_row, column=6)
    c_pf.value     = "— enter after data"
    c_pf.font      = Font(name="Arial", italic=True, size=8, color="808080")
    c_pf.alignment = center()
    c_pf.border    = thin_border()
    c_pf.fill      = c_metric.fill

# Instructions note at bottom
note_row = 4 + len(dash_rows) + 1
ws5.merge_cells(f"A{note_row}:F{note_row+1}")
ws5[f"A{note_row}"].value = (
    "HOW TO USE: Enter all data in the 'Data Entry' sheet. "
    "This dashboard auto-calculates numerators and denominators using COUNTIF formulas. "
    "Result (%) calculates automatically. Compare against Target column to determine Pass/Fail. "
    "Blue text = formula cells. Do not edit columns B, C, D in this sheet."
)
ws5[f"A{note_row}"].font      = Font(name="Arial", italic=True, size=8, color="404040")
ws5[f"A{note_row}"].fill      = fill("FFF2CC")
ws5[f"A{note_row}"].alignment = Alignment(horizontal="left", vertical="center", wrap_text=True)
ws5[f"A{note_row}"].border    = thin_border()
ws5.row_dimensions[note_row].height = 30
ws5.row_dimensions[note_row+1].height = 20

# ============================================================
# Save
# ============================================================
output_path = "/tmp/workspace/neonatal-audit/Neonatal_DR_SpO2_Temperature_Audit_Master.xlsx"
wb.save(output_path)
print(f"Saved: {output_path}")

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python -c " import openpyxl wb = openpyxl.load_workbook('/tmp/workspace/neonatal-audit/Neonatal_DR_SpO2_Temperature_Audit_Master.xlsx') print('Sheets:', wb.sheetnames) ws = wb['Data Entry'] print('Data Entry dims:', ws.dimensions) print('Row 5 headers (first 10):') for col in range(1, 11): print(f' Col {col}:', ws.cell(5, col).value) "

Your master sheet is ready. Download it here:

Neonatal DR SpO2 Temperature Audit Master

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What's Inside - 5 Sheets

Sheet 1 - Data Entry (the main working sheet)

100 pre-formatted rows ready for data entry, with serial numbers auto-filled
9 colour-coded sections across 40 columns:

Section	Fields
A - Patient Identifiers	Date, MRN, Mother's name, IP number
B - Baby Demographics	Gestational age, birth weight, sex, mode of delivery, singleton/multiple
C - Apgar Scores	1 min, 5 min, 10 min
D - Resuscitation	Required?, type, starting FiO2, who attended
E - SpO2 Monitoring	Probe applied, site, time to placement, SpO2 at 1/2/3/5/10 min, targets met?, FiO2 adjusted?
F - Temperature	Temp at birth, temp at 1 hour, status (normal/hypothermia/hyperthermia), thermoprotective bundle
G - CCHD Screening	Pre-ductal (right hand), post-ductal (right foot), result
H - Oxygen Details	O2 used, delivery method, duration
I - Outcome	Disposition, reason for admission, comments

Dropdown menus on all categorical fields (mode of delivery, sex, probe site, temp status, CCHD result, disposition, etc.) - no free-text errors
Top rows frozen so headers stay visible when scrolling

Sheet 2 - Audit Standards

Full table of all 16 audit standards (S1-S10, T1-T6) with targets and guideline sources - use this to write your Methods section.

Sheet 3 - SpO2 Target Card

The NRP/ILCOR minute-by-minute SpO2 table with action prompts - print and laminate this for the delivery room wall.

Sheet 4 - Temperature Card

WHO/NRP temperature classification table + the full thermoprotective bundle checklist (term vs. preterm actions).

Sheet 5 - Summary Dashboard

Auto-calculating formulas pull from the Data Entry sheet - enter your data and the dashboard shows numerators, denominators, and % compliance for each standard automatically. Compare directly against targets to determine pass/fail.

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