Friday: April 4, 2014 Rutgers University Inn and Conference Center 178 Ryders Lane, New Brunswick, NJ

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1 Updates on Best Practices for Managing Obstetrical Emergencies Presented by AWHONN New Jersey Section Association of Women s Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses Friday: April 4, 2014 Rutgers University Inn and Conference Center 178 Ryders Lane, New Brunswick, NJ

2 AGENDA 7:15 8:00 AM Registration and Continental Breakfast 8:00 AM Welcome Marie Hogarty, MSN, RNC OB Conference Chair AWHONN NJ Section Education Coordinator 8:15 AM Preparing for Obstetrical Emergencies How Good Are We? How Safe Are Our Patients? Perinatal Nurse Practitioner / Clinical Nurse Specialist Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Philadelphia, PA 9:15 AM My Oh My! Know Your Maternal BMI Because the Risks Can Be Very High! Virginia Cuce, MSN, RNC Clinical Level IV Professional Nurse / High Risk Labor & Delivery Hackensack University Medical Center, Hackensack, NJ 10:15 AM Stretch Break 10:45 AM Addressing Postpartum Hemorrhages through a Quality Improvement Demonstration Project Debra Bingham, DrPH, RN Vice President of Research, Education, and Publications Association of Women's Health, Obstetric & Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN), Washington, DC 12:00 Noon Lunch AWHONN News and Updates AWHONN NJ Section Chair 1:00 PM What Do I Do with Those Breasts? Supporting Lactation in Critically Ill Postpartum Women Rachel Cruz, RNC NIC, IBCLC, RLC NICU Lactation Consultant Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick, NJ 2:15 PM Psychosocial Support for Mothers and Families after Obstetrical Emergencies / Managing OB Related Post Traumatic Stress Disorders Laura Kelly, PhD, APN Associate Professor of Nursing and Health Studies Monmouth University, W. Long Branch, NJ Advance Practice Nurse Private Practice and CHEMED Health Center 3:15 PM Program Evaluation 3:30 PM Adjourn

3 CONFERENCE GOAL To provide a forum for perinatal/neonatal staff nurses, nurse educators, nurse managers and advanced practice nurses to get updates on current best practices for maximizing patient safety during obstetrical emergencies to foster the best possible birth outcomes for both mother and newborn. OBJECTIVES As a result of attending this continuing nursing education program, participants will be able to: Discuss the impetus which has led to a focus on patient safety in perinatal practice. Identify two issues which affect the safety of the perinatal patient in daily nursing practice. Identify the application of one communication tool that would increase the safety of perinatal patients in your practice. Explain how risk factors related to morbid obesity can complicate the labor and birth process and put both mother and baby at risk. Describe the special preparations and precautions needed to safely care for the morbidly obese mother with high risk factors that could become an OB Emergency. Identify three risk factors that predispose intrapartum patients to postpartum hemorrhage. Describe AWHONN s Postpartum Hemorrhage Project including why it is needed and its expected outcomes. Discuss how to address the challenges of providing mother s breast milk for the newborn when the mother is critically ill after a life threatening OB Emergency. Describe how to provide alternatives to own mother s milk, when mother is critically ill after giving birth, to optimize nutrition for the at risk newborn. Describe how to provide anticipatory guidance to mothers and families about Post Traumatic Stress Disorder that may occur after a life threatening OB Emergency. Explain how and where to refer a mother for treatment for a Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. PARKING The Rutgers University Inn and Conference Center provides complimentary guest parking in two lots adjacent to the facility. Known as Lot 82, the parking spaces are located on either side of the Inn. As you turn into the driveway for the Inn, you will see both parking areas. Enter the building by the Main Entrance only. Do not try to enter the Inn from any door to the Old Mansion part of the Inn. Once you are in the lobby of the Inn, you will be directed upstairs to the Dining Room where the conference will be held. HANDOUTS Handouts from the speakers will be posted on the AWHONN NJ Section website for reviewing, downloading and/or printing for about two weeks before and two weeks after the conference. After March 20, look for the conference handouts at Jersey&name=New Jersey Note: Printed copies of the speakers slides will not be available the day of the conference unless you copy and bring them yourself.

4 CONTINUING NURSING EDUCATION CONTACT HOURS This activity has been submitted to New Jersey State Nurses Association for approval to award contact hours. New Jersey State Nurses Association is accredited as an approver of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center s Commission on Accreditation. Note: Participants must attend the entire continuing nursing education activity to receive contact hours. Partial credit will not be awarded. Participants must sign in upon arrival and return a completed evaluation form at the end of the conference to receive a certificate of attendance. For more information regarding contact hours, please call Marie Hogarty at or her at mhogarty@comcast.net DISCLOSURES None of the planners and none of the speakers have any vested interest in the content of this continuing nursing education activity to disclose. No commercial support or non commercial sponsorship was provided for this continuing nursing education activity. CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE Perinatal Nurse Practitioner / Clinical Nurse Specialist Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Philadelphia, PA AWHONN NJ Section Chair Marie Hogarty, MSN, RNC OB AWHONN NJ Section Education Coordinator Robyn D Oria, MA, RNC, APN Executive Director Central Jersey Family Health Consortium, North Brunswick, NJ AWHONN NJ Section Deputy Chair and Section Liason, appointed Susan Peck, MSN, APN, C Advanced Practice Nurse, Department of OB/GYN Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical Group, New Brunswick, NJ FOR MORE INFORMATION Contact Marie Hogarty at mhogarty@comcast.net or or contact Susan Peck at susan.peck@rutgers.edu REGISTRATION Registration fees: $75.00 AWHONN Members $95.00 Others Registration deadline: March 26, 2014 Refunds: Refunds are not possible for this conference, but, if needed, a substitute nurse may attend for the one registered.

5 REGISTRATION FORM Updates on Best Practices for Managing Obstetrical Emergencies Please PRINT CLEARLY especially your address Name: Home Address Street: City / State / Zip Code: Phone Number: address: Employer: Job title: AWHONN member number: PAYMENT Mail this completed form with your check made payable to AWHONN NJ Section to Susan Peck 205 Patriots Road Morris Plains, NJ 07950