“Wonderful survival story about James. Also, so excited to hear how the therapists aided the parents in the recovery process (knowing how to touch and interact with their baby)!” – Lois Holsinger OTR/L, NTMTC, CPST

This is the last chance to access this incredible course as it retires in 3/2022. It is approved for ethics CE content.

Speakers:
Erin Hamilton Spence, MD, FAAP
Alison Epps, Parent Ambassador, NICU Helping Hands

Topic: The 9%: Why Resuscitate 22 Week Infants?

Course Description: This course balances the medical and ethical challenges surrounding resuscitation of extremely premature infants. Current variations in US neonatal practice are reviewed. Included is the intense and honest account of a mother’s experience with her own son born at 22 6/7 weeks.
*The content of this course will only be available until March 1, 2022, 5pm ET/2pm PT.

Speaker bios can be accessed here.

Target Audience: OT, SLP, PT, RN, and Neonatal professionals

Level: Intermediate

Course Fee: $57 or FREE for NANT Members

CE Credit: OT, SLP – 1 hour
PT – 1.25 hours

Objectives:

1. Describe obstetrical limitations & interventions for peri-viable infants 22-23 weeks.
2. Discuss current US neonatal practice variation & data published for peri-viable outcomes.
3. Translate these outcomes into a framework for early developmental interventions.

Instructional Method: Recorded webinar with handouts. Learning assessment and course evaluation follow course.

Click here to take the course now.

“Provided a lot of evidence and increased my knowledge base.” – Julie Kincaide, PT