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LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- to provide a better understanding of the Parent, Patient and Health Care relationship
- to strengthen current relationships and build confidence in communication when advocating
- to provide a better look at each side of the Parent / Patient / Professional relationship to ensure they better understand each others perspectives
- to assist in building relationships between Parents, Patients, and Professionals that are professional, educational, empathetic and productive for the care of the Preemie
- to have Health Care professionals support NICU families in the NICU and during and after the transition home
- to promote the Preterm Community and Resources available
- to enable preterm babies and their families to achieve their maximum potential
To improve support to families in the NICU: Participants will learn about the unique challenges of the Mental Health & the NICU experience and how interventions can directly impact mental health outcomes in parent and baby.
To increase knowledge of resources available to families: Participants will understand their role in supporting the parents of a child with mental or physical health concerns.
To develop better relationships between Health Care Provider & Parent: Participants will learn about the common challenges parents face throughout the early years with a preterm baby and how to support new families to create a healthy start.
To improve communication techniques: Participants will learn the impact of words used and how it directly affects the mental health of the Parent/Patient and Health Care Provider. Word choice, delivery and speaking with intention will be explained and connected back to the work environment and everyday life of Participants.
PARKING INFORMATION | HOTEL INFORMATION The Chelsea Hotel has offered Participants of the CLICK HERE to book online or you may call the hotel directly at 1-800-CHELSEA. Please quote RESID: LIF110619
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