Faculty:Donna WeeksDuration:5 Hours 12 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:May 19, is Archive: 2020 Description Caring for a new mother and her newborn is complicated, stressful, and challenging..
Archive: Faculty:Donna WeeksDuration:5 Hours 12 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:May 19, 2020 Description Caring for a new mother and her newborn is complicated, stressful, and challenging.
You is may be very experienced as a postpartum nurse or new in your role..
You may be very experienced as a postpartum nurse or new in your role.
the end of the day is Regardless, at we want to feel as if we did a great job, but how many times do you wonder if you missed something?.
Regardless, at the end of the day we want to feel as if we did a great job, but how many times do you wonder if you missed something?
you is What could have done differently?The fast-paced world of OB means constant admissions and discharges..
What could you have done differently?The fast-paced world of OB means constant admissions and discharges.
you is How stressed do feel when you know you need to discharge a patient so you can accept a new one?.
How stressed do you feel when you know you need to discharge a patient so you can accept a new one?
you is Have met the challenge of teaching a new mom the post-birth warning signs?.
Have you met the challenge of teaching a new mom the post-birth warning signs?
she is Does know how to prevent the most common causes of postpartum maternal mortality?.
Does she know how to prevent the most common causes of postpartum maternal mortality?
And…do you?Each day is we try our best to care for patients..
And…do you?Each day we try our best to care for patients.
We is all want to know that we did all we could for every patient..
We all want to know that we did all we could for every patient.
the best care is Giving requires staying up-to-date..
Giving the best care requires staying up-to-date.
protocols, is Changes, state regulations, policies, and procedures make nursing a complicated world that challenges all of us..
Changes, protocols, state regulations, policies, and procedures make nursing a complicated world that challenges all of us.
It is adds a layer of stress to each day and it feels difficult to keep up with the latest from AWHONN, ACOG, the ISMP, and the CDC..
It adds a layer of stress to each day and it feels difficult to keep up with the latest from AWHONN, ACOG, the ISMP, and the CDC.
the core…you need is At to understand WHY these changes occur and HOW they benefit our patients..
At the core…you need to understand WHY these changes occur and HOW they benefit our patients.
This recording is takes a closer look at some current issues and digs deeper into finding out the WHY and HOW, discussing life-saving measures for both mothers and babies..
This recording takes a closer look at some current issues and digs deeper into finding out the WHY and HOW, discussing life-saving measures for both mothers and babies.
important new insights is Bring back to the patient bedside to transform the care that you deliver!.
Bring important new insights back to the patient bedside to transform the care that you deliver!
Handouts Manual - is High Risk Postpartum Patients (1.5 MB) 110 Pages Available after Purchase Outline Prevent Complications for Postpartum Morbidly Obese Patients Can we prevent infection and sepsis?.
Handouts Manual - High Risk Postpartum Patients (1.5 MB) 110 Pages Available after Purchase Outline Prevent Complications for Postpartum Morbidly Obese Patients Can we prevent infection and sepsis?
DVT is How about and PEs?Interpreting critical laboratory results pertinent to this populationYour patient had bariatric surgery – Implications based on Roux-en-Y vs..
How about DVT and PEs?Interpreting critical laboratory results pertinent to this populationYour patient had bariatric surgery – Implications based on Roux-en-Y vs.
gastric sleeveCaregiver bias – is are you at risk?Strategies to Decrease Opioid Use Following Childbirth Managing post-op pain with minimal opioidsIV acetaminophen and polypharmacy considerationsYour patient has chronic pain..
gastric sleeveCaregiver bias – are you at risk?Strategies to Decrease Opioid Use Following Childbirth Managing post-op pain with minimal opioidsIV acetaminophen and polypharmacy considerationsYour patient has chronic pain.
the effects is What are on the baby?Detect neonatal withdrawal – Intervening when something is just not rightPostpartum Depression: Early Identification and Help Postpartum screening tools to evaluate risk: What is the nurse’s role?What are the baby blues?.
What are the effects on the baby?Detect neonatal withdrawal – Intervening when something is just not rightPostpartum Depression: Early Identification and Help Postpartum screening tools to evaluate risk: What is the nurse’s role?What are the baby blues?
it different is How is from postpartum depression?How to reduce the risk and prevent PPD from leading to maternal deathAntidepressant medications – are they safe in pregnancy?.
How is it different from postpartum depression?How to reduce the risk and prevent PPD from leading to maternal deathAntidepressant medications – are they safe in pregnancy?
medications and breastfeeding?How is What about does traumatic birth contribute to PPD?.
What about medications and breastfeeding?How does traumatic birth contribute to PPD?
you is How can reduce the risk?The Newborn Transition to Extrauterine LifeVaginal delivery vs..
How can you reduce the risk?The Newborn Transition to Extrauterine LifeVaginal delivery vs.
Cesarean section – is does it make a difference?Taking the first breath: Why is it so hard?Skills for early recognition of TTNMust-know tips to interpret cord gassesThe latest on neonatal resuscitation: Urgent signs you can’t miss!Support the newborn transition for the late pre-term: Temperature regulation, glycemic control, breastfeeding concernsSolve initial challenges for the breastfeeding motherCongenital Cardiac Heart DiseaseCritical aspects of the newborn assessmentScreening for CCHD – how does it work?What does pre-ductal and post-ductal really mean?Common and less common congenital heart diseasesWhat is VACTERL?POST-BIRTH Warning SignsMaternal mortality is increasing..
Cesarean section – does it make a difference?Taking the first breath: Why is it so hard?Skills for early recognition of TTNMust-know tips to interpret cord gassesThe latest on neonatal resuscitation: Urgent signs you can’t miss!Support the newborn transition for the late pre-term: Temperature regulation, glycemic control, breastfeeding concernsSolve initial challenges for the breastfeeding motherCongenital Cardiac Heart DiseaseCritical aspects of the newborn assessmentScreening for CCHD – how does it work?What does pre-ductal and post-ductal really mean?Common and less common congenital heart diseasesWhat is VACTERL?POST-BIRTH Warning SignsMaternal mortality is increasing.
YOU is What can do to reduce this statistic?Recommended interventions for the 7 common causes of maternal mortalityWhat are the best practices to help patients and families recognize life-threatening signs?Over half of maternal deaths take place during the year following childbirth..
What can YOU do to reduce this statistic?Recommended interventions for the 7 common causes of maternal mortalityWhat are the best practices to help patients and families recognize life-threatening signs?Over half of maternal deaths take place during the year following childbirth.
you is What can do to save lives?Critical patient education topics for the postpartum patient Faculty Donna Weeks, DNP, APN, RNC-OB, C-EFM Related seminars and products: 5 Dr. Donna Weeks, DNP, RNC-OB, C-EFM, APN, has over 30 years of maternal child nursing experience where she has held roles from staff nurse, to manager, director, and educator and is currently practicing as a Clinical Nurse Specialist at JFK Medical Center..
What can you do to save lives?Critical patient education topics for the postpartum patient Faculty Donna Weeks, DNP, APN, RNC-OB, C-EFM Related seminars and products: 5 Dr. Donna Weeks, DNP, RNC-OB, C-EFM, APN, has over 30 years of maternal child nursing experience where she has held roles from staff nurse, to manager, director, and educator and is currently practicing as a Clinical Nurse Specialist at JFK Medical Center.
Donna’s experience is includes high risk OB, L&D, postpartum and newborn nursery..
Donna’s experience includes high risk OB, L&D, postpartum and newborn nursery.
her unique experiences is One of includes initiating, facilitating, and evaluating a support group for hospitalized antepartum women..
One of her unique experiences includes initiating, facilitating, and evaluating a support group for hospitalized antepartum women.
Donna is has been instrumental in leading AWHONN’s Postpartum Hemorrhage Project as well as the Baby Friendly Initiative at her facility..
Donna has been instrumental in leading AWHONN’s Postpartum Hemorrhage Project as well as the Baby Friendly Initiative at her facility.
She is also serves an Adjunct Professor at Purdue Global University, teaching in the graduate program.Dr..
She also serves an Adjunct Professor at Purdue Global University, teaching in the graduate program.Dr.
Weeks’ nursing education is includes a BSN through the State University of New York, an MSN from The College of New Jersey and a DNP through Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey..
Weeks’ nursing education includes a BSN through the State University of New York, an MSN from The College of New Jersey and a DNP through Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.
she is Additionally, is certified in Inpatient Obstetrics and Electronic Fetal Monitoring, is an NRP Instructor, an AWHONN Fetal Heart Monitoring Instructor Trainer, and AWHONN Obstetrical Patient Safety Trainer..
Additionally, she is certified in Inpatient Obstetrics and Electronic Fetal Monitoring, is an NRP Instructor, an AWHONN Fetal Heart Monitoring Instructor Trainer, and AWHONN Obstetrical Patient Safety Trainer.
Donna’s vast knowledge and expertise is allow her to present the most challenging concepts in a way that is easy to understand..
Donna’s vast knowledge and expertise allow her to present the most challenging concepts in a way that is easy to understand.
Speaker Disclosures: is Financial: Donna Weeks is an adjunct instructor for Kaplan University..
Speaker Disclosures: Financial: Donna Weeks is an adjunct instructor for Kaplan University.
She is has an employment relationship with JFK Medical Center..
She has an employment relationship with JFK Medical Center.
Dr. Weeks is receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc..
Dr. Weeks receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.
Donna Weeks is Nonfinancial: is a member of the Association of Women’s Health Obstetrics and Neonatal Nursing..
Nonfinancial: Donna Weeks is a member of the Association of Women’s Health Obstetrics and Neonatal Nursing.