Gain valuable insights from leading experts, explore emerging trends, and enhance your clinical skills with these dynamic events that offer cutting-edge education, hands-on learning, and thought-provoking discussions on the latest advancements in maternal and neonatal care.
Unless otherwise noted, tickets are required for each symposium.
Limited to 200 people
Dear Nurse: Baby Skincare Essentials From Birth – Science, Safety, and Clinical Perspectives
Speaker: Carolyn Lund
Details coming soon.
Limited to 200 people
Details coming soon.
Limited to 200 people
From Insight to Action: Scaling Post-Birth Warning Signs Awareness
Join us in this panel discussion with the primary investigators and research participants on lessons learned through implementing POST-BIRTH Warning Signs in emergency departments, critical access hospitals, and rural facilities. We will discuss barriers and facilitators to implementation and key takeaways from on-site coordinators. Registration is required; lunch will be provided.
2 Nursing Contact Hours provided by AWHONN.
Limited to 200 people
More details coming soon
Limited to 1,000 people
Details coming soon
Limited to 200 people
Advancing Respectful Maternity Care (RMC): Insights, Impact, and Future Directions
Join us for a dynamic symposium exploring the evolution of Respectful Maternity Care (RMC)—from the launch of the RMC Framework, EBG, and Toolkit to key findings from the multisite study. Discover how we’re expanding resources, developing a Train-the-Trainer program, and building an RMC Designation Program to ensure the sustainability of RMC initiatives. Gain insights, strategies, and a vision for advancing RMC in practice.
OBJECTIVES:
- Synthesize the evolution of AWHONN’s Respectful Maternity Care (RMC) framework, integrating evidence-based guidelines, clinical practice recommendations, and implementation strategies.
- Analyze key findings, challenges, and best practices from RMC implementation efforts, including a two-year multi-site study and the train-the-trainer pilot.
- Evaluate strategies for expanding and sustaining RMC initiatives through training, collaboration, and designation programs.
SPEAKERS:
Kendra Bailiff MSN, RNC-MNN
Shawana Burnette, DNP, RNC-OB, NEA-BC, CLNC, FAWHONN
Sarah Copple, MSN, RNC-MNN, C-ONQS
Karen Crowley, DNP, APRN-BC, WHNP, ANP, CNE
Angela Lober, PhD, MPH, RN, IBCLC
