ED to LDRP - advice, please!

Specialties Ob/Gyn

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I graduated Dec 2014 and started Feb 2015 in a level 1 trauma center/adult ED. Now that I've been there almost a year, I realize it's not for me. I've always been interested in women's health (ED was choice #1 and Women's Services was #2) so when an RN position in an LDRP unit at another hospital basically fell into my lap last week, I scooped it up. Here's where I need your help...I haven't touched anything maternity/neonatal since school! I contacted my instructor who was gracious enough to give me a textbook to review since I've gotten rid of everything from school. What resources would be helpful as I make the transition from adult ED to LDRP? Websites, books, blogs....recommendations, please!

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Specializes in L&D.

Join AWHONN (Association of Women's Health, Obstetrics, and Neonatal Nurses). It's our professional organization and a wonderful source of educational materials, at a discount for members. Check out their website: awhonn.org

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https://cervixwithasmile.wordpress.com/2015/10/03/the-happiest-job-on-earth/

Tales from Labor & Delivery

Adventures Of An L&D Nurse

Caveat: Some of the above blogs are no longer active, but they have funny/interesting/informative stories.

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