2011 Advanced Fetal Monitoring Advanced Practice Applications: Clinical Challenges & Risk Reduction NICHD Categories

Speaker: Lisa A. Miller CNM, JD

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Both Days - $329.00
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Day Two Only - $199.00

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Groups of 4 – 9 and Groups of 10+ qualify for special discounted rates. Group rate is Per Person when preregistered and prepaid together. Discounts will be automatically applied during the registration process.

Paid registrations purchased 6 weeks prior to program receive a $10 bonus certificate to use as cash for your next Professional Education Center registration!

FHR monitoring is an integral component for complex, critical evaluation & optimal management in your clinical practice. Applying current research, technology and court findings to EFM strips and communication/charting examples you will:

Separate Facts from Myths for Best Practice
Apply NICHD Terminology Appropriately for a Standardized Clinical Approach
Recognize & Respond to Complex EFM Patterns
Enhance Clinical Management Skills
Reduce Risk & Liability

“Those with high risk conditions... should be monitored continuously.” ACOG Practice Bulletin #70, December 2005

Conference Bonus!

Miller's ReadRight EFM Ruler! Included FREE!

This FANTASTIC new tool makes EFM strip evaluation EASY! Additional Rulers available for purchase at conference for $5.00 each.

All NEW! Mosby's Pocket Guide Series:
Fetal Monitoring: A Multidisciplinary Approach

Authors: S. Tucker, L. Miller, and
D. A. Miller - with 8 Hour CE Credit
Conference Discount: $49.95 Free Shipping/Handling

Following lecture, discussion, case & strip review, you will be able to:
• Evaluate the abilities and limits of EFM within the perspective of patient safety,
clinical implications and practitioner liability.
• Describe the collaborative efforts of AWHONN, ACOG and ACNM in the implementation
of NICHD guidelines.
• Use standardized NICHD terminology to describe and categorize clinical fi ndings
in EFM strip analysis.
• Discuss current evidence related to management of EFM clinical deviations
including: NICHD Categories I, II, & III, maternal/fetal intrauterine resuscitation,
oxygen supplementation and second stage management.
• Recognize the negative predictive value of EFM related to fetal acidemia through
increased understanding of acid-base balance and the signifi cance of cord gas
analysis in fetal/neonatal outcome.
• Reduce errors, improve outcomes and minimize liability through case review
from clinical and legal viewpoints.
• Analyze a variety of FHR cases, evaluating tracings identifying clinical issues,
noting caregiver response and key elements in liability and or risk scenarios.
• Distinguish individual issues in assessment/communication/documentation to
improve outcomes and collaboration.
• Outline strategies for clear, concise written communication to avoid misinterpretation
and to protect the practitioner.
• Identify practices to prepare for and respond to a deposition.

“Ms. Miller is AWESOME! I've been attending PEC
conferences for years and this is the best EFM class EVER!!”
“I had heard of Lisa Miller before but never attended her class -
what a mistake! I learned a fantastic amount in these two days
and I have 20 years experience in L/D - Lisa ROCKS!!”
“FABULOUS use of the 'clickers' for audience evaluation of
strips! A GREAT learning tool- kept me involved-I LOVED it!”
“INCREDIBLE conference! I have NEVER attended a better
EFM conference. Thank you so much for passing on your
knowledge, you just made me a better OB nurse!”

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