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New Joint Commission Standards for Maternal Safety: Practical Strategies for Implementation (Recorded October 23 - 24, 2020)

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Purpose: To help facilities meet TJC's new standards for perinatal safety.

Course Co-Hosts: Alliance for Innovation in Maternal Health, American College of Nurse-Midwives, National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women's Health, National Institute for Children's Health Quality, National Network of Perinatal Quality Collaboratives, Preeclampsia Foundation, and Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine

Target Audience: Obstetrician-gynecologists, maternal-fetal medicine subspecialists, midwives, nurse practitioners, women’s health nurse practitioners, nurses, hospital safety and quality staff, and administrators who are charged with keeping their facilities within TJC standards.

Course Agenda

Course Faculty: C. Andrew Combs MD, PhD; Christina Davidson, MD; Catherine Eppes, MD; Jeffrey Fouche-Camargo, DNP, APRN, WHNP-BC, RNC-OB, C-EFM; M. Kathryn Menard, MD, MPH; Barbara O’Brien, MS, RN; Christian Pettker, MD; Julia Phillippi PhD, CNM; Eleni Z. Tsigas

Cost: $40

This recorded course does not offer CME or CNE credits.

Questions? Contact Kerri Wade at kwade@smfm.org

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Day 1 – Focus on Obstetric Hemorrhage (Part 1)
Recorded 10/23/2020
Recorded 10/23/2020 Time Stamps of Presentations: 15:40 Epidemiology of Maternal Mortality, Severe Morbidity, and Racial and Ethnic Disparities (Davidson) 45.20 Obstetric Hemorrhage: Overview of TJC Standards and the AIM Bundle (Combs, Fouche-Camargo) 01:09:30 Stage-Based Hemorrhage Response Checklists (O’Brien) 01:31:40 Panel Discussion and Q&A Panelists: Davidson, Combs, Fouche-Camargo, O’Brien Moderators: Phillippi, Pettker
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Day 1 – Focus on Obstetric Hemorrhage (Part 2)
Recorded 10/23/2020
Recorded 10/23/2020 Time Stamps of Presentations: 00:14 Massive Transfusion and Emergency Release Blood: Implementing and Troubleshooting (Eppes) 28:44 Hemorrhage Risk Assessment Tools (O’Brien, Pettker) 50:10 The Hemorrhage Cart: Overcoming Barriers to Successful Deployment (O’Brien, Eppes) 01:13:04 Meaningful Measurement of Blood Loss (Phillippi, Eppes) 01:41:24 Data Tracking, Case Reviews, and Quality Improvement for Postpartum Hemorrhage (Combs) 02:07:00 Panel Discussion and Q&A Panelists: Eppes, O’Brien, Pettker, Phillippi, Combs Moderators: Fouche-Camargo, Davidson
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Day 2 – Severe Hypertension (HTN) (Part 1)
Recorded 10/24/2020
Recorded 10/24/2020 Time Stamps of Presentations: 13:27 Severe Hypertension (HTN): Overview of TJC Standards and the AIM Bundle (Menard) 24:55 Proper Measurement of Blood Pressure (BP) and Believing the BP You Measure (Fouche-Camargo, Combs) 51:00 Treatment of Severe HTN (Pettker) 01:09:33 Severe HTN: Implementation of Early Warning Systems (Davidson) 01:34:32 Coordinating Responses from the Emergency Department, Anesthesia, and Other Departments (Phillippi, Menard) 01:55:05 Panel Discussion and Q&A Panelists: Menard, Fouche-Camargo, Pettker, Davidson, Phillippi Moderators: O’Brien, Tsigas
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Day 2 – Severe Hypertension (HTN) (Part 2)
Recorded 10/24/2020
Recorded 10/24/2020 Timestamps of Presentations: 00:27 Support for Patients and Families: Teaching and Educational Materials (Tsigas, O’Brien) 41:00 Simulation Resources, Teaching Your Staff How to Debrief Hemorrhage and Severe HTN Cases, and Support for Staff (O’Brien, Phillippi, Davidson) 01:15:28 Data Tracking, Case Reviews, and Quality Improvement for Severe HTN (Combs) 01:37:00 Panel Discussion and Q&A Panelists: Tsigas, O’Brien, Phillippi, Davidson, Combs Moderators: Fouche-Camargo, Menard
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