Neonatal Conferences?

[lccougar02]

Hey Everyone,

I am looking to get my Continuing Education hours for this year. I see theres a conference in Orlando this year. Are there anymore like for developmental care or any other specialties?

Jackie

[Love_2_Learn]

Contemporary Forum often has conferences dedicated to Developmental Care, I believe one each year. Check them out at contemporaryforums.com. I attended one and learned an awful lot about how to feed babies better and excellent ways for positioning them too. Highly recommended.

[darynash]

nicuniversity.com has lots of free CE courses available online. I don't think there is one on developmental care right now but lots of other interesting topics.

[NICU_babyRN, BSN, RN]

There are two big conferences in vegas this year. look at the nann website!

[chescat58, RNC-NIC]

there is a high risk infant one in Clearwater, FL in February I think

ANN always has one, not sure where, usually in Sept

[SteveNNP, MSN, NP]

I went to FANNP's Advanced Prqactice Nursing conference this past October in Clearwater, and it was amazing. Even for a practicing RN, their NNP student track with full body system, nutrition, and ethics review was very informative and understandable. And it was 28 CEUS.

[grlgid]

Memorial Health in Savannah, Ga offers a perinatal conference the first week of march every year. I have gone the last few years and the NICU side has been pretty good. I am looking forward to this year's speaker as I have heard him before and he was great.

[Marymoomoo]

Human Milk Banking Association of North America is offering a conference that might have topics of interest to you. The dates are April 12-13 in Boston, MA. Can we share links here? (Moderator, feel free to edit if not).

http://www.hmbana.org/conference/agenda

A few others:

GOLD lactation conference (all online!) begins May 1st

International Lactation Consultant Association July 25-26 San Antonio, TX

Hartmann and Hale's Human Lactation Research Conference June 9-12, Amarillo, TX