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...troduces Legislation to Federally Invest in Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health (AIM) Program Congress Reintroduces Black Maternal Health “Momnibus” Legislative Package ACNM Response to the Film "Pieces of a Woman" ACNM Statement on Violence Within the Nation's Capital
2020
HHS Releases Action Plan to Reduce US Pregnancy-Related Deaths and Improve Maternal Health ACNM Statement Regarding Complaints of Unwarranted Hysterectomies Performed Without Consent at ICE Facilitie...
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...troduces Legislation to Federally Invest in Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health (AIM) Program Congress Reintroduces Black Maternal Health “Momnibus” Legislative Package ACNM Response to the Film "Pieces of a Woman" ACNM Statement on Violence Within the Nation's Capital
2020
HHS Releases Action Plan to Reduce US Pregnancy-Related Deaths and Improve Maternal Health ACNM Statement Regarding Complaints of Unwarranted Hysterectomies Performed Without Consent at ICE Facilitie...
...rmation, while others link to sites with references and articles. Some of the topics for the links include pregnancy, breastfeeding, midwifery, practitioners/researchers in midwifery, complementary therapies, domestic violence, family planning, grief and loss, neonatology, parenting and more.Patient UKThis website is geared towards patients and consumers. It has links to leaflets on various topics, self help and support groups, direc...
... Onset Based on ACOG/SMFM, Friedman, and NICE Active Labor Determination StrategiesMaternity Outcomes in Manitoba Women: A Comparison between Midwifery-led Care and Physician-led CareMidwife Provision of Abortion in International Settings: Comparing Domestic and International SettingsMidwifery at the Edge of Viability: Midwives, Extreme Prematurity, and Conflicts of Cultures, Ethics, and ValuesMidwifery Clinical Simulation Skills Training: Best Practices and Pearls of WisdomMidwifery Work Force ...
...actice in Mexico City, and has continued it in Cuernavaca, and Jilotepec Mexico. She is also the director of Kapulli Mexico, La Cultura Cura, a traditional medicine school and clinic in Jilotepec. The school's goal is to empower survivors of domestic violence to first heal themselves, then learn to heal others. Her specialty is working with individuals with chronic illness and life coaching. She will tell her patients, "Curanderismo is not magic, I cannot heal you, but I will teach you ...
Tampons and Tamales: NM Affiliate Service Project
New Mexico is a vast, rural state, rich in culture and enchanting landscape. However, many New Mexicans struggle with poverty and violence, and have limited resources. Please join the New Mexico Affiliate of the American College of Nurse-Midwives to gather supplies at the Albuquerque Convention Center for our Tampons and Tamales Project. Supplies needed are tampons, pads, deodorant, shampoo, conditioner, facial tissue, toilet paper, s...
...include a basic overview of ACNM resources available to members working on policy issues and, time permitting, conclude with an open discussion on the most effective ways to advance our policy agenda.ES 418 The Problem that Never Goes Away: Domestic and Sexual Violence on Women's Health-Impact and Implications for Midwifery Practice5:45-6:45pm - La Cienega, East Building, Upper LevelCEUs: 0.1Track: ClinicalPresented by: Linda Locke, CNM, MPH, LSWDomestic violence (intimate partner v...
...n policy affecting midwiferypractice and public health. She guides development of midwifery practicestandards, provides organizational and individualized consultation, andrepresents midwives to the public. She is a published author, and has presenteddomestically and internationally on clinical and professional issues. Appointedto numerous ACNM task forces, Tina is a former Maryland affiliate chair,legislative liaison, and practice director. She has attended over 1,000 birthsin hospital, homes, a...
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Catherine “Cathy” has provided clinical excellence in midwifery for 24 consistent years. She has been instrumental in promoting patient advocacy as well as a preceptor for student midwives and a advocate for domestic violence. She was a co-founder and director of the first CNM-owned practice in New Orleans. Cathy started the Alternative Birth Center, an in-hospital birth center that she considers her most important accomplishment. She was instrumental in st...
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