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
Held quarterly on the 3rd Tuesday in January, April and October. This meeting will be virtual. Watch the Meeting | Download the Slides Action Plan to Improve Maternal Health in America OSU High Risk OB Project ECHO | OSU High Risk OB Project ECHO survey link MHTF Strategic Profile | MHTF Strategic Map
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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.
Friday, January 22 at 12 PM (CST) The New Jersey Section of AWHONN is kicking off their Maternal Health Awareness Week with a webinar discussion featuring women who have experienced severe maternal morbidity during pregnancy. This complimentary webinar is open to all AWHONN members who’d like to engage in a conversation about Maternal Health. We
The training is free of charge to participants, but you must register. Space is limited. Click here to register Who should take this course? Anyone interested in providing education on Infant Safe Sleep. CECPD CEUs available for this training. For more information contact: Taffy Henderson at (405) 419-4179 or taffy_henderson@occhd.org
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.