Pregnancy and Infant Loss, Infertility, and Grief: Navigating as Nurses

Description

As nurses, we provide critical support to patients navigating infertility, miscarriages, abortion, and infant loss, but we are not always equipped with the tools we need to best support our patients. Loss is inherent to reproductive health, but is rarely discussed openly, leaving patients and care providers alike feeling unsure of how to process these experiences. In this session, we’ll be joined by Erica Freeman, the founder of Sisters in Loss, to learn how to support our patients and ourselves through the complexities of pregnancy loss.

Access notes:

• Self-paced recording of event
• Webinar format (attendees are off camera)
• Closed Captioning
• Language(s): English
• Resources available
• Presentation slides
• Post-event resources
• Other access needs? Contact programs@nsrh.org

Learning Objectives

• Contextualize pregnancy and infant loss

• Create space to discuss the complexities of reproductive loss

• Discuss how nurses can best support themselves and their patients through grief in reproductive health outcomes (including infertility, miscarriage, elective termination, and infant loss)

Course Content

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