The goal of this study is to collect and track information about babies born very early, at 22-23 weeks of pregnancy, and admitted to intensive care. This information, called a "minimum dataset," helps doctors understand how these babies and their mothers are doing. The dataset includes details about the mother's health, the baby’s health, and any medical help the baby receives.

Data collection involves observing and recording basic information like the age and health of the mother and baby, as well as any medical treatments the baby gets. This information helps hospitals improve care, study how treatments affect baby outcomes, and observe health trends.

Eligibility for this study includes babies born locally or admitted to intensive care at 22-23 weeks of pregnancy. Hospitals can also choose to include babies born before 22 weeks if they want.

• **No extra visits needed**: This is an observational study, so no additional hospital visits are required.
• **No direct compensation**: Participation in this study does not offer any direct payment.
• **No treatment provided**: This study only collects information, it does not offer any new treatments.