Northwest AHEC
Course Number: 70369
The High Risk Newborn: Sharing the Care 2023
May 24, 2023 - 09:00 AM EDT to 03:45 PM EDT
Amanda Pearson
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Event Description: The goal of this conference is to enhance the health care professional's understanding of current management techniques in providing care to the high-risk infant.
Objectives
Identify risk factors for the development of neonatal hyperbilirubinemia.
Identify s/s of hyperbilirubinemia and best practices for care.
Discuss community resources available to children and families after discharge.
Discuss information related to social and emotional supports offered to children and families enrolled in the North Carolina Infant-Toddler Program through the Winston-Salem Children’s Developmental Services Agency.
Identify potential routes from caregiving to trauma in an environment where infants and families with a substance-exposed pregnancy receive care.
Recognize potentially traumatizing caregiving experiences.
Identify opportunities to support colleagues when caring for infants and families with a substance-exposed pregnancy.
Discuss high risk scenarios that may take place before and after discharge and identify factors that can determine outcomes.
Examine the social worker's role and scope of practice related to infants and families experiencing an SEP.
Relate nursing and social work practices to the overall care planning for infants and families experiencing an SEP.
Relate the care team's assessments to potential custody outcomes.
Describe potential safety plans when birth parents do not have full custody of children.
Available Credits
Audience
Nurses, advanced practice providers, social workers, and other health care professionals involved in the care of the high risk infant.
Speakers
Amy B Carter, BS, ITFS
Emilie Craver, MSW
Jennifer Greer, SWS III
Jennifer Harrington, MSW, SWSIII
Carlos Jane'
Angela P Plott, MSN, RN
Jessica Quick, BS
Beverly Sronce, BSW
Renee L Taylor, MSW, LCSW
Amber Welborn, PhD