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California Nurse-Midwives Association
MID-OCTOBER 2021 | Newsletter
https://www.cnma.org/news/categories/newsletter

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Register for the CNMA Annual Meeting!
California BIPOC Birth Worker Fall Happy Hour
SB 65 California Momnibus Bill and Midwifery Workforce Training
Empowering 32 More Future Healthcare Leaders
What Women Want: Midwives’ Voices, Midwives Demands
ACNM Virtual Health Policy Summit
The BABIES Act and Midwives for MOMS Act
Encourage FDA to maintain access to preterm birth prevention options
San Francisco Bay Area Chapter Chair
Seeking Assistant Membership Chair!
Continuing Education Committee
Midwifery Workforce Development and Education Support Committee
BIPOC Midwives Promote COVID Vaccine
Address COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy
Education, Trainings, and Webinars
Clinical Practice Guideline on the Use of Screening Strategies for the Detection of Breast Cancer
Why didn’t we do this earlier? The new model of NICLET care
Roe’s Collapse? The Future of Abortion Care at PPMM
PSI 2-Day Components of Care and Advanced Training
Perinatal Psychiatry: Treatment during Pregnancy and Postpartum
CPSP, 12-month Post-Pregnancy Eligibility, and Supportive Perinatal Care in Medi-Cal and MCAP
ACNM Leadership Development Committee Updates
Expanding Options in Non-Hormonal Contraception
Detecting and Responding to Clinical Deterioration in Healthy Newborns
Spinning Babies 2-Day Workshop
Evidence to Application Summit: Utilizing low-dose aspirin to reduce pre-eclampsia
25th Anniversary Nurse Leadership Forum
The Science and Mystery of Pregnancy and Birth
The Role of Maternal-Fetal Signal Coincidence in EFM
Preventing Racial and Ethnic Biases During Pandemics and Other Crises
Saving the Lives of Moms and Babies
Inclusive Healthcare in Perinatal Nursing
Evidence Based Birth Systems Administrator
Locum CNMs to care for Afghan Refugees
Sutter Women’s Health in Davis - Certified Nurse-Midwife
Sutter Women’s Health in Davis - Physician Position
Journal of Midwifery and Women’s Health
Questions? News? Want to get involved?
Register for the CNMA Annual Meeting!
The CNMA Annual Meeting will take place on November 6-7, 2021 in Millbrae, California (just a few miles from San Francisco). We are delighted to offer both in person and virtual access for the 2021 CNMA Annual Meeting. Day 1 includes 8 CEUs and an after hours dance party. Day 2 will offer a FREE anti-racism preceptor workshop. Register here!
November 6th, 8am-5pm: The main event!
In-Person (full vaccination status required) or Virtual Attendance
Are you achieving your full practice potential? California laws have changed DRAMATICALLY in recent years, and we're strategically positioned to make a huge impact on the culture of birth and reproductive healthcare on a grand scale! Join CNMA President Paris Maloof-Bury at the CNMA Annual Meeting on November 6 as we explore your scope, skills, and synergistic potential under the current statute. If you can envision it, together we can create it! The future is in our birth-working, baby-catching, advocating, health-promoting, justice-seeking, space-holding, choice-honoring, person-empowering hands.
We believe that every birthing person deserves a safe, gentle birth, and that re-diversifying the midwifery workforce is a key factor to achieving birth equity. Want to find out how you can play a part in this important work? During this session on Mentoring and the Imperative of Midwifery Workforce Diversity, we'll learn from Asmara Gebre, Kim Dau, and Angela Sojobi about the Midwifery Mentoring and Belonging Program, as we hone our vision and strategize to create a truly equitable and safe culture of birth.
Midwives Save Lives in all kinds of situations! Are you ready to help your patient prevent HIV in conception, pregnancy, and lactation? Join us as we explore PrEP and nPEP for HIV prevention: its effectiveness, its safety, when it's appropriate to prescribe, how to get the medications paid for, and who to contact when you have questions. If you have barriers, Alison Young, CNM has solutions!
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