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Primary and secondary syphilis rates among people of childbearing age continue to rise in New Jersey, leading to high rates of congenital syphilis.
Presented by the Partnership’s Center for Clinical Impact, this innovative conference provides physicians, nurses, social workers, and other healthcare providers with a review of current issues impacting maternal health and perinatal safety in New Jersey and nationally.
Lisa Miller, CNM, JD, returns for a full-day interactive session. This in-person conference is an essential learning experience focused medical and nursing documentation and its relationship with liability.
Instructor: Michelle L. Dickerson, PhD(c), RNC-NIC, C-ELBW, RNC-MNN, C-EFM, NPD-BC, CBC Target Audience: Maternal and child health registered nurses Continuing Nursing Education Contact Hours: The program has been awarded 6.5 […]
Instructor: Michelle L. Dickerson, PhD(c), RNC-NIC, C-ELBW, RNC-MNN, C-EFM, NPD-BC, CBC Target Audience: Maternal and child health registered nurses Continuing Nursing Education Contact Hours: The program has been awarded 13.0 contact hours. The Partnership for Maternal and Child Health of Northern New Jersey is approved as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by New […]
This Workshop is designed to disseminate best practices for various obstetric emergencies. Through active simulation and debriefing, this Workshop helps clinicians working in any clinical setting to identify, assess, and manage the care for patients with an obstetric emergency. View event flyer
Lactating parents and families often encounter unexpected barriers during the first days, weeks, and months of lactation; knowledgeable and compassionate support providers play an essential role in overcoming these challenges. This conference will provide lactation consultants, breastfeeding counselors, Mother Baby nurses, nurse home visitors, doulas, and other professionals with knowledge and resources to best support families during their lactation journey.
This AWHONN course addresses principles of fetal heart monitoring and may be used as a knowledge assessment tool to validate the comprehension of experienced perinatal clinicians.
Join for this free short film screening and discussion. This free community event is open to the public and strongly encouraged for nurses, midwives, doulas, community health workers, physicians, hospital administrators, and other healthcare professionals.
This Workshop is designed to disseminate best practices for various obstetric emergencies. Through active simulation and debriefing, this Workshop helps clinicians in any clinical setting identify, assess, and manage the care of patients with an obstetric emergency.
