Phenomenological Study Nurses Experiences in Performing Neonate Resuscitation in the Emergency Department of Hospital

Neonate resuscitation is an effort to provide oxygen to the brain, heart, and other vital organs through an action that includes heart massage and ensuring adequate ventilation in neonates, this action is carried out for neonates who experience asphyxia. This study contributed to exploring the Pangelinan of nurses in depth in performing neonate resuscitation in the hospital's emergency room. This research used a qualitative design, with a phenomenological method approach. The sample of this study was 6 respondents using a purposive sampling technique. The data collection process was carried out through in-depth interviews and data analysis using the process of coding, categorization, and theme formation. The results of the study obtained 5 themes, namely: (1) nurses understand the purpose of resuscitation and the way/procedure of performing neonate resuscitation, (2) teamwork is needed in performing neonate resuscitation, (3) nurses in performing resuscitation need a sense of empathy, (4) high confidence is needed in performing neonate resuscitation, (5) nurses are grateful for God's role in performing resuscitation. It is expected that nurses can hone the ability to perform resuscitation not only from frequent actions, but can also be obtained from the addition of special training in neonate resuscitation.