1-day Training Course $ FREE (via a contract with the Oklahoma State Department of Health) 7.5 CEUs Agenda This class teaches health care staff current information and skills to support breastfeeding mothers and their children, particularly during the prenatal and early postpartum periods. The class utilizes various modes of learning, including hands on activities, videos,

Join us as we review the recent changes to the newborn screening process on October 9, 2019 at 11 AM to 12 PM

Join the Facebook Live conversation on Wednesday, October 16, 2019 at 1 PM CST. https://www.facebook.com/cdc

The PSI-OK is hosting a maternal mental health walk to raise money for their social support program, which will help Oklahoman moms pay for services they otherwise can't afford. These services will help to prevent and/or treat perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, including therapy, doula support, lactation services, attachment classes, and more. PSI-OK is the

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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

Click here to download the flyer: Save the Date: 23rd Annual Changing Seasons in Neonatology For more information, go to: http://oumedicine.com/changingseasons

Original meeting date of October 15, 2019, was moved to November 19, 2019. 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

The Joint Commission has identified the highest impact for improving maternal morbidity and mortality is in the prevention, early recognition, and timely treatment of both maternal hemorrhage and severe hypertensive/preeclampsia. Effective July 2020 (just seven months away), new elements of performance will be applicable to hospitals that are Joint Commission accredited within the Provision of