Webinars are scheduled to showcase the new features and resources such as enhanced articles and videos on crying, soothing, coping and sleeping, and to demonstrate the new “Baby Tracker” that records and tracks feeding, sleeping, crying, diaper changes, and breast pumping. Tuesday, January 7th at 10:00 am National Center SBS is inviting you to a
Webinars are scheduled to showcase the new features and resources such as enhanced articles and videos on crying, soothing, coping and sleeping, and to demonstrate the new “Baby Tracker” that records and tracks feeding, sleeping, crying, diaper changes, and breast pumping. Thursday, January 9th at 2:00 pm National Center SBS is inviting you to a
Held quarterly on the 3rd Tuesday in January, April and October. Stephenson Cancer Center 5th floor conference room. Contact OPQI at 405-271-7777 for more information. Polycom videoconferencing available at: OU College of Medicine, Tulsa Schusterman Campus, Room 2B19; EOSU-Pratt 134. OU sites dial 775058, non-OU sites dial 156.110.246.170##775058 to be connected to the meeting.
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Presented by: Ronald Gibbs, MD, Stanford University Lori Olvera, DNP, RNC-OB, Sutter Health Join us on Thursday, January 23rd as we introduce CMQCC’s "Improving Diagnosis and Treatment of Maternal Sepsis" Toolkit. Objectives: Know the importance of maternal sepsis on morbidity and mortality Understand the Two-Step Method for screening and diagnosis of sepsis in pregnancy Describe
The National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) will release the Final 2018 Mortality File and accompanying reports on Thursday, January 30, 2020. In addition to reports highlighting life expectancy and drug overdose, NCHS will release new reports on maternal mortality measurement in the United States, along with detailed data files for researchers. With the release
Providing training on The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Guidelines for Infant Safe Sleep Who should attend? Health educators that work with families, child and health care providers or other professionals that educate families on infant safe sleep. Anyone interested in providing education on Infant Safe Sleep. CECPD CEUs available for this training. Register: Click
*Evaluations will not be available until the date of the training.
OBJECTIVES Discuss treating opioid use disorder through the lens of obstetric care and behavioral health Identify effective screening tools to detect drug use Review prenatal, intrapartum, and postpartum clinical pathways for women with opioid use disorder Examine safe pain control protocols that account for increased pain sensitivity and avoidance of mixed agonist-antagonist opioid analgesics, referenced
*Evaluations will not be available until the date of the training.
*Evaluations will not be available until the date of the training.