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Intermediate Fetal Heart Monitoring
AWHONN Intermediate Fetal Heart Monitoring AWHONN Fetal Heart Monitoring Program Intermediate Fetal Heart Monitoring $ 230 00 Does Not Include Student Materials In-Class Session Required: 7th Edition Student Pak $135 Duration: 2 Days – 16 Hours CNE/CME contact hours 18/15:25CNE Expires 12.31.2021 Awarded by AWHONN Click to Purchase the Intermediate FHM Student Pak Currently, we do not have scheduled classes for Intermediate FHM. Nonetheless, call us to inquire about a future class and we will try our best to accommodate you. Be Prepared Purchase your materials a week before class. Go to Kendal Hunt to purchase the Student Pak for $135. The Intermediate Student Pak is not available at NEO.…
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Basic Fetal Heart Monitoring
Maternal Child Training Program Basic Fetal Heart Monitoring Basic FHM may be taken individually or with the discount package Course Information $ 155 00 Webinar Course Textbook Included Awarded 6 CEHs Preferred for Entry Level Positions About Basic Fetal Heart Monitoring Basic Fetal Heart Monitoring is a comprehensive introductory course; hence, candidates do not require experience to attend this class. We recommend that Experienced RN’s attend an Intermediate or Advanced FHM course. In summary, participants will learn the skills needed to perform fetal surveillance through electronic Fetal Monitoring. To begin with, students will overview the role of the nurse during the antepartum period; as well as how to properly acquire…
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NRP Skills
American Academy of Pediatrics Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) Choose 1 of the Following AAP NRP Skills Session 8th Edition NRP Instructions STEP 1 Schedule your AAP NRP skills session below. Afterwards, you will receive an email with pre-study materials and instructions on how to navigate the new learning platform. Step 2 Click on the laptop icon to access the website, then select the NRP 8th Edition Learning Platform button. All students will have to create a new account. Step 3 Depending on experience, select either the Essentials or Advanced exam. Read below for more guidance. Once completed, either email or bring a copy of the part 1 certificate. Step 4…
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Baby-Friendly Hospital
World Breastfeeding Week is around the corner, August 1-7, 2016! If your dream job is working with moms and babies all day long, your ears might e screaming in pain from hearing about the BabyFriendly Hospital Initiative. A little known fact is that in California, BabyFriendly training is also called Birth&Beyond approved. That’s the state program that distributes the funding and training materials across the state. Want to get that Postpartum job? Let’s jump right in! What is BabyFriendly(tm)? Why is BFHI important for getting a job in postpartum, for New Grads and Transition Nurses? How you can become BFHI certified? The Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI) is a global program sponsored…
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The Mother-Friendly Childbirth Initiative
The Coalition for Improving Maternity Services (CIMS) is a coalition of individuals and national organizations with concern for the care and wellbeing of mothers, babies, and families Our mission is to promote a wellness model of maternity care that will improve birth outcomes and substantially reduce cost. The evidence- based mother/baby/and family friendly model focuses on prevention and wellness as the alternative to high cost screening, diagnosis, and treatment programs. In spite of spending far more money per capita on maternity and newborn care than any other country, the United States falls behind most industrialized countries in perinatal morbidity and mortality, and maternity mortality is four times greater for African-American…
