Birth Professionals
Carefully curated resources and educational opportunities designed to empower you to elevate your practice and create profound impacts as you guide and support families through their extraordinary birthing experiences
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"Through education, support, and collaboration, the birth team weaves a tapestry of love, strength, and empowerment for the birthing family."
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Comfort Measures for L&D Nurses
(3.5 nursing contact hours)
Join us this summer
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Location: TBD
Are you an L&D nurse who wishes you had more tools in your toolbox to help keep patients comfortable during labor? By attending Comfort Measures for Labor and Delivery Nurses, you will not only get hands-on practice with comfort measures skills, but you’ll also learn how you can overcome barriers to providing comfort measures on your unit! All nurses who register at the Professional level or higher will earn 3 nursing contact hours, and those who register as Super Users will receive a Comfort Measures Toolkit to take back to your unit and teach to your peers. We designed this workshop specifically for Labor and Delivery nurses who are looking to add to their labor support knowledge and skills. However, local doulas, midwives, and childbirth educators are also encouraged to register!
Learning Objectives for the Comfort Measures Workshop:
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Discuss the evidence on comfort measures
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Demonstrate a variety of comfort measures
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Discuss how we can overcome barriers to providing comfort measures
Savvy Birth Pro
(3 nursing contact hours)
Join us this summer
TBD
Location: TBD
Do you have a deep desire to help all your clients get evidence based care, but wish you could build bridges with others who aren’t as open to your client’s birth plans? The Savvy Birth Pro Workshop was developed by Evidence Based Birth® to give professionals the skills you need to help your clients attain the best possible chance at evidence based care during labor.
Learning Objectives for the Savvy Birth Pro Workshop:
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Define evidence-based care and discuss statistics on the quality of birth settings in our local community
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Discuss the major reasons why we have an evidence-practice gap, including the power hierarchy and how it is a barrier to evidence-based, family-centered care
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Discuss ways that we can bridge the evidence-practice gap at the system level
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Discuss specific strategies we can use to help our clients obtain evidence-based care
Here's a gift for you.
When you sign up for our Comfort Measures for L&D Nurses or Savvy Birth Pro Workshop, you'll automatically be entered for a chance to win an Overtime Journal. Crafted by local Labor and Delivery Nurse Amy from Red Star Nurse, this journal offers daily pages and prompts designed to support nurses and shift workers.
Mentorship
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Consulting for Labor and Delivery Units
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