Join TIPQC for this dynamic, hands-on training session focusing on navigating challenging conversations with empathy, respect, and professionalism in both maternal and neonatal care. Topics will range from caring for infants with vaccine hesitant parents, engaging providers in new labor positioning techniques, navigating complex social situations, and more. The day will start with a didactic session, and then we will model these situations in simulations.
Regional Maternal and Infant Simulations focused on respectful care for all patients:
TIPQC Shares at Annual Network of Perinatal Quality Collaboratives (NNPQC) Meeting
Pictures L to R: Dr. Scott Guthrie speaks on the TIPQC Tennessee Tiniest Babies Bundle and also gives another talk on the OCC project. Brenda Barker & Anastacia Volz share the TIPQC work during the poster session. Dr. Rolanda Lister & Anastacia Volz discuss the Best For All Project.
SMM Webinar
The second SMM Webinar was held on May 28 with Dr. Danielle Tate and Isaac Yi with 46 attendees from across the state. To listen to the recording.
SMM refers to health-impacting and life-threatening complications of pregnancy, occurring during hospitalizations for childbirth. These complications carry significant short- and long-term physical, psychological, social, and financial consequences.
Watch the TIPQC SMM site for other opportunities including quarterly SMM webinars with case reviews. TIPQC Site Visits are available as well this summer to review your individual hospital SMM. Reach out to Tanika.Edwards@TIPQC.org to schedule your hospital today!
QI Bootcamp
Nineteen people joined the Knoxville QI Bootcamp on May 21 with Dr. Dupree Hatch and Dr. Eva Dye at East Tennessee Children's Hospital.
Great learning and interaction throughout the day.
Look for a Bootcamp in Johnson City this Fall.
Community Spotlight
The New Life Center mission is to provide fathers and families with the skills, knowledge, and support they need to become more positively involved in the lives of children in order to maximize the overall well-being of children. We believe that empowering fathers through mentorship, workshops, and community engagement leads to stronger family dynamics and a brighter future for our youth. Join us in our commitment to nurturing healthy relationships and fostering a supportive environment where every child can thrive! Register for the NFL Alumni Training Camp for Dads. Bring the entire family!
TIPQC is thrilled to announce an exciting series of summer training sessions for our perinatal leaders across the state. Whether you are a healthcare provider, nurse, or community member, we have an event tailored just for you.
REGIONAL OUD/SUD Trainings: Navigating OB & Infant Care for Pregnant Women with SUD & Their Infants
Led by Drs. Jessica Young, Anna Morad and Julia Wood, TIPQC will host another round of regional trainings on treating pregnant women with substance use disorder and their infants, including mental health concerns. Click on the links below to register.
