Spinning Babies® Workshop Where dilation stalls, rotation solves! Spinning Babies® reduces unnecessary cesareans with a paradigm-shifting approach to physiological birth. Spinning Babies® goes beyond fetal positioning with our contribution to addressing all labor progress issues. Revolutionize your practice! After this workshop you will be able to: Facilitate comfort in pregnancy and ease in childbirth for

Take Control Initiative has partnered with the Beyond the Pill team at UCSF Bixby Center to bring you the best in contraceptive training! Join us for this foundational training in patient-centered contraceptive counseling and the most up-to-date information on IUDs and Implants on Friday, October 30 from 12:00pm - 4:30pm CST. This is a virtual

Why HIGH RISK OB ECHO? High Risk OB ECHO provides education, training and consultation utilizing the Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) model to support the State Maternal Health Innovation Program. For the past 18 years in the state of Oklahoma, an average of 11 women died of complications related to pregnancy every year.

The AAP is excited to announce that the Maternal-Infant Health and Opioid Use ECHO have joined together to form a collaborative that aims to support pediatric practices in their implementation of clinical interventions to improve the health outcomes of infants and families affected by prenatal opioid use. Pediatric practices interested in developing sustainable patient- and

LOCATION: Virtual Training via Zoom DATE: November 10, 2020. There are other dates available for this training as well. TIME: 8:00 AM to 12:30 PM COST:  $25 REGISTRATION: https://elearning.asam.org/p/OPQIC1110 CONTACT: Email: education@ASAM.org  or Call: (301) 656-3920 The ASAM Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder Course covers all evidence-based practices and medications for treating patients with opioid

CHESS Health eIntervention services are now available to Oklahoma providers. eIntervention is a web-based, flexible, closed-loop referral management platform, optimized for behavioral health. Individuals and family members are connected with treatment and support resources through the Envoy smartphone App. Partnership with CHESS Health is made possible through the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services.

Perinatal Care and Opioids -Mishka Terplan, MD, and Matthew Grossman, MD. Dr. Terplan will speak on stigma and Dr. Grossman will speak on Eat, Sleep Console model of care. He is leading developer of this model. When: November 18, 2020, at 10:00 AM - 12:15 PM

Why HIGH RISK OB ECHO? High Risk OB ECHO provides education, training and consultation utilizing the Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) model to support the State Maternal Health Innovation Program. For the past 18 years in the state of Oklahoma, an average of 11 women died of complications related to pregnancy every year.

CHESS Health eIntervention services are now available to Oklahoma providers. eIntervention is a web-based, flexible, closed-loop referral management platform, optimized for behavioral health. Individuals and family members are connected with treatment and support resources through the Envoy smartphone App. Partnership with CHESS Health is made possible through the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services.

Teen Pregnancy Prevention Panel Registration Event Flyer

The AAP is excited to announce that the Maternal-Infant Health and Opioid Use ECHO have joined together to form a collaborative that aims to support pediatric practices in their implementation of clinical interventions to improve the health outcomes of infants and families affected by prenatal opioid use. Pediatric practices interested in developing sustainable patient- and

Why HIGH RISK OB ECHO? High Risk OB ECHO provides education, training and consultation utilizing the Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) model to support the State Maternal Health Innovation Program. For the past 18 years in the state of Oklahoma, an average of 11 women died of complications related to pregnancy every year.