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Midwives Learn e-learning Course Overview - Neonatal Resuscitation Course: Neonatal Resuscitation Course Description: This course is designed for qualified midwives who want to refresh their knowledge about neonatal resuscitation. Summary: Childbirth is an extraordinary and challenging life event which profoundly influences a woman’s physical, social and emotional well-being. The care, information and emotional support that the midwife offers the labouring woman and her chosen companions can set the scene to protect the woman’s physical wellbeing and nurture her emotional strengths. In this course we describe the goals, assessment and procedures involved in basic neonatal resuscitation. Completing this course will re-enforce your knowledge in neonatal resuscitation. CPD: 3 MidPLUS points = 3 hours equivalent to complete Enrolment Fees: ACM Members and Midwifery Students: $66 Non ACM Members: $132 Enrolment Form: Please click here or contact ACM at [email protected] Course Access: Access will be granted for 12 months from enrolment Resources: All modules are supported by references and a Glossary Head Office PO Box 965, Civic Square ACT 2608 P 02 6230 7333 | F 02 6230 6033 ABN 49 289 821 863 | ACN 602 176 901 www.midwives.org.au | [email protected] SA Office PO Box 1063, Kent Town SA 5071 P/F 08 8364 5729 Midwives Learn e-learning Course Overview - Neonatal Resuscitation Overall Course Learning Outcomes Module 1: Background • This section addresses the background and rationale of neonatal resuscitation. • Includes the You & Neonatal Resuscitation self-assessment - aimed at identifying your starting knowledge of neonatal resuscitation • Includes the ‘Map your local situation’ activity - a data gathering exercise to understand your local policies regarding neonatal resuscitation Module 2: Initial assessment of the newborn • This section focuses on the initial assessment of the newborn • Addresses the five elements that form part of the initial assessment. • Reviews the calculation of an Apgar score, which follows the initial assessment. Module 3: Commencement of resuscitation • This section focuses on the decision making around the commencement of infant resuscitation. Module 4: Intermittent Positive Pressure Ventilation • This section contains key learning points and guidance with effective intermittent positive pressure ventilation or IPPV. Module 5: External Chest Compressions • This section contains the most current guidelines for external chest compressions or ECC. Module 6: Meconium-Stained Liquor • This section covers guidelines on managing babies born in meconium-stained liquor. Module 7: Documenting Resuscitation and Communication • This section discusses appropriate procedures for documenting resuscitation and for communicating with parents and families. Module 8: Conclusion Assessments: • Reflective Practice – templates provided • Q&A • Self test Activities after each Module • Case Studies • Map your local work environment activities Page 2 of 2