Chubby cheeks take 40 weeks! Recent science shows that iatrogenic prematurity may affect brain development as well as result in increased newborn admissions for RDS and subsequent prolonged length of stay for the newborn population. Learn more about how bundling care processes can reduce adverse outcomes in the labor and delivery suite. Strategize methods to engage, design and test evidence based strategies in the perinatal setting which will build an infrastructure of safety and result in a high-performing unit.

Objectives:

Review the scientific evidence regarding iatrogenic prematurity and its impact
Define reliability and reliable processes of care to avoid iatrogenic prematurity
Discuss methods to improve quality and reduce risk by bundling clinical strategies
Share practical tools from the Institute for Healthcare Improvement Perinatal Community teams learning from the Director of IHI who has led teams to achieve improved performance
Discuss what you can do tomorrow, next week and next month to reduce variability in care processes

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This Webinar was created in partnership with Advanced Practice Strategies (APS) and was presented by:

Martin November, M.D., MBA, FACOG
Chief Medical Officer
Advanced Practice Strategies

    Sue Leavitt Gullo, RN, MS
    Managing Director
    Institute for Healthcare Improvement

A PDF version of the presentation can be found on our Member Area if you have a Member Area account, or you can request a copy of the file by emailing one of our risk managers at riskmgmt @ betahg.com.

Note: CEUs will be awarded by BETA, an approved Provider of the Board of Registered Nursing Provider Number CEP 11130.

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