I don't see any reference to 'searching'. It is very standard practice for a healthcare provider to give a verbal report when handing over care of a patient, ev

I don't see any reference to 'searching'. It is very standard practice for a healthcare provider to give a verbal report when handing over care of a patient, even (_especially_) in a critical setting. You realize paramedics are qualified in neonatal resuscitation, right? While "scoop and run" is absolutely the right thing to do in some cases, if I'm handed a blue baby, I'm going to spend some time in stable, well lit environment getting an airway established. The sooner that happens, the better the baby's outcome is going to be (and it's much harder to do bouncing down the road in the back of an ambulance).