Monitoring a pregnant person and their fetus during the antepartum and intrapartum periods is an essential component of perinatal care. The purpose of this course is to build on knowledge of and skills about interpreting electronic fetal heart rate strips using case studies. Learn More and Register
Foundations of Culturally Responsive Perinatal Care introduces participants to the core principles of culturally responsive care and why it is essential to improving perinatal outcomes. This session is the first in this series. It is designed to explores how culture, identity, lived experience, and systemic factors influence perinatal care experiences and outcomes. This session will […]
Join doulas and supporters from across Wisconsin for our 2026 Bi-Annual Conference, centered around this year’s theme: Collective Knowledge. The conference features inspiring speakers, engaging sessions, and meaningful opportunities to exchange stories, build relationships, and strengthen our united voice for birth equity. Beyond education and networking, we’re creating intentional space for reflection, collaboration, and self-care—honoring […]
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services Maternal Mortality Review Team and Maternal Health Innovation Team, and the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology are collaborating to host an inclusive symposium where healthcare providers learn from community experts, clinicians, and scholars. Together we hope to advance person-centered care […]
Innovative education methodologies are necessary to engage adult learners. Gaming increases engagement, cognitive and affective learning, improves retention, is fun and exciting, increases learner involvement, motivates the learner, and can help connect practice to theory. This presentation will discuss escape rooms as a form of gaming that builds critical thinking and cooperative problem-solving skills while […]
Respectful care for substance use involves providing non-judgmental, compassionate, and stigma-free support that values an individual’s dignity, autonomy, and personal goals, regardless of their path to recovery. This presentation will address the impact stigma can have on a pregnant person with substance use disorder and potential strategies to overcome the barriers. Register