Penggunaan early warning system pada neonatal di unit perawatan intensif secara elektronik dapat membantu memberikan informasi yang adekuat dan berkelanjutan terhadap pengambilan keputusan klinis sehingga penatalaksanaan yang diberikan pada neonatal secara tepat dan cepat. Hal ini penting untuk dikembangkan karena neonatal merupakan kelompok usia yang sangat rentan terjadinya perburukan klinis dan sangat cepat untuk terjadinya kegagalan fungsi organ hingga kematian. Informasi terkait dilakukan pencarian jurnal dari researchgate, ebsco, sage hingga google scholar dengan kata kunci early, electronics, deterioration, neonatal, warning, dan ditemukan sepuluh jurnal terkait dengan rentang waktu publikasi dari tahun 2008 hingga 2018. Penggunaan elektronik neonatal early warning system dan aplikasi skor ‘HeRo’ (Heart Rate Observation) dalam mengidentifikasi dini kondisi perburukan klinis neonatal di unit perawatan intensif menunjukkan penurunan signifikan terhadap angka kesakitan, kematian dan lama perawatan intensif.

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