Developing a Midwifery Clinical Practice Strategic Plan
This webinar for midwifery clinical leaders will discuss how to develop, implement and evaluate mission-compatible short and long-term strategic plans for a clinical practice. REGISTER HERE
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Natera Webinar: The Role of Genetic Testing in Pregnancy Loss
Registrants will receive a recording of the webinar approximately one week after the event. After a miscarriage, many patients are left with unanswered questions. Anora™, a comprehensive products of conception (POC) miscarriage test, can provide insight into the cause of the pregnancy loss and help guide future reproductive decisions. Join our webinar to learn about: […]
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Unlocking Potential: Leveraging Midwives to Transform Access to Care
This presentation explores the pivotal role midwives play in transforming healthcare delivery in rural communities, where access to care can often be limited. By highlighting the unique skills and expertise of midwives, the session will showcase how they can address gaps in maternal and reproductive health services, improve patient outcomes, and enhance overall community wellness. […]
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Midwife Practice Leaders at the Table: Leading Clinical Policy and Practice Changes
This webinar will explore the pivotal role of midwife practice leaders in shaping clinical policies and practices. Attendees will gain insights into the importance of midwives in healthcare policy development, current trends and challenges, and various levels of clinical policy involvement. The presentation will cover practical strategies for identifying opportunities, building networks, and effectively engaging […]
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The Faucett Review: an AMCB Certification Exam Prep
Over the course of five hours, participants will review pertinent content and test-taking strategies to prepare for the AMCB Certification exam for Certified Nurse-Midwives and Certified Midwives. Participants will learn innovative test-taking tips to help them tackle the exam and gain confidence in approaching standardized exam questions. The Faucett Review method involves four components: Content, […]
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Ideas to Action: Using change management to get things done
Midwives face numerous challenges each day in providing high-quality, compassionate care. While we often recognize the problems and have innovative ideas to address them, turning those ideas into action can be difficult. This interactive webinar offers a practical strategy for moving from insight to implementation through a structured change management approach. Participants will learn how […]
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Addressing Mis and Disinformation in Contraceptive Care – A discussion with CECA and PTD
The webinar hosted by Coalition to Expand Contraceptive Access (CECA) and Power to Decide (PTD) in collaboration with ACNM addresses current challenges surrounding access to contraception amidst political and advocacy attacks, with a heightened emphasis on the role of misinformation and disinformation (MDI). These challenges include attempts to redefine pregnancy by focusing on fertilization rather […]
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Midwifery Week 2025: Clinical Competencies for Suturing and Perineal Repair
This presentation introduces recently developed clinical competencies for suturing, post-birth assessment, and repair of birth-related tissue trauma. Detailed skill-specific clinical competencies provide an innovative framework for learning, teaching, and evaluation of skill acquisition. Explore how competencies can improve birth equity for clients and across the midwifery profession, ensuring that all midwives have the education and […]
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Midwifery Week 2025: Getting Virtual Care Right: Three case studies exploring high-risk maternity care for the individual and group care patient
This presentation examines the implementation and outcomes of a virtual Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) model designed specifically for high-risk maternity care. Through quantitative analysis and detailed case studies, we evaluate how digital health technologies enable comprehensive care coordination between virtual specialists and local in-person providers. The model demonstrates successful integration of behavioral health services, group […]