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MONDAY, MARCH 13
Welcome & Opening Remarks
Paul Jarris, MD, MPH, Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer, March of Dimes
March of Dimes Prematurity Campaign Update Jarris 2017 (002).pdf
The Buzz on Zika and Pregnancy: An Update for Clinicians
Neil Silverman, MD
The Buzz on Zika and Pregnancy - An Update for Clinicians.Silverman 2017.pdf
Interpregnancy Interval, Contraception and Preterm Birth
Lisa Goldthwaite, MD, MPH
Interpregnancy Interval, Contraception and Preterm Birth.Lisa Goldthwaite March 2017
Life Course Theory & Unintended Pregnancy
Flojaune Griffin Cofer, PhD, MPH
Life Course Theory & Unintended Pregnancy.Flojaune Cofer 2
Hands-on Practice Assessing for Maternal Alcohol and Substance Use
Jolie Delja, MS
Hands-on Practice Assessing for Maternal Alcohol and Substance Use 2017
Responding to Traumatic Experiences in Perinatal Setting: Patients, Parents & Staff
Sue Hall, MD, Kara Wahlin, MFT
Hall & Wahlin - Emotional Trauma in Perinatal Settings
Workshop Sessions
Maternal:
Getting to 8.1% in 2020: Proven Strategies to Prevent Preterm Birth
Melissa Wong, MD
Getting to 8.1% in 2020-Proven Strategies to Prevent Preterm Birth.Wong 2017.pdf
Neonatal:
The Top 10 Things an ELBW Infant Would Tell You
Mindy Morris, DNP, NNP-BC, CNS
Top 10 Things an ELBW Infant Would Tell You.Mindy Morris.pdf
Public Health:
Timing is Everything & the Time is Now: Patient-Centered Post Placental LARC
Erin Saleeby, MD, MPH
Workshop Sessions
Maternal: Support Vaginal Birth and Reduce Primary Cesareans
Lizellen La Follette, MD, Connie von Kohler, MSN, RNC-OB, C-EFM, CHHQ
Support Vaginal Birth and Reduce Cesareans - Part 1.pdf
Support Vaginal Birth and Reduce Primary Cesareans - Part 2.pdf
Support Vaginal Birth and Reduce Primary Cesareans - Part 3.pdf
Neonatal: “Less is More”: Experience from the UCFC Gastroschisis Quality Improvement Initiative
Daniel DeUgarte, MD, MS, FACS, FAAP
Less is More - Experience from the UCFC Gastroschisis Quality Improvement Initiative.Daniel DeUgarte 2017
Public Health:
Continuum of Care Throughout the Postpartum Period
Flojaune Griffin Cofer, PhD, MPH
Continuum of Care Throughout the Postpartum Period.Flojaune Cofer 2017
TUESDAY, MARCH 14
Cell Free DNA Screening: The Evidence and the SPIN
Mary E. Norton, MD
Cell Free DNA Screening - The Evidence and the SPIN.Mary Norton 2017
Pregnant Women Who Use Drugs: Stigma, Science and Society
Mishka Terplan, MD, MPH, FACOG, FASAM
Pregnant Women Who Use Drugs-Stigma, Science & Society.Mishka Terplan 2017
New Beginnings: Implementing Trauma Informed Care for High Risk Pregnant Women
Karen Clemmer, RN, MN PHN and Erin Lund, MD
New Beginnings - Implementing Trauma Informed Care for High Risk Pregnant Women Lund Clemmer 2017.pdf
Workshop Sessions
Maternal: Severe Maternal Morbidity Reviews: Why and How To Do Them
Sarah Kilpatrick, MD
Severe Maternal Morbidity Reviews - Why and How to do Them.Sarah Kilpatrick 2017
Neonatal: What We Say, What We Mean and What Parents Hear
Laura Miller
Public Health:
Adverse Childhood Experiences: Effect on Adult Health and Birth Outcomes
Karen Clemmer, RN, MN, PHN and Erin Lund, MD
Adverse Childhood Experiences - Effect on Adult Health Birth Outcomes Clemmer Lund 2017.pdf
Newborn Resuscitation: NRP 7th Edition Update
Jeanette Zaichkin, RN, MN, NNP-BC
Panel Discussion: Prenatal Genetic Information - How Much is Too Much?
Henry T. Greely, JD, Jae Kim, MD, Mary E. Norton, MD, and Rachel Q. Ragosa, Esq, NICU Parent
