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I do chart review for my hospital in Michigan. Michigan is involved in a project called Keystone through the Michigan Hospital Association. We have seen an increase in Meconium but our nicu admissions for late preterm infants has greatly decreased. We have had not NICU admissions for mec aspiration.

Alot of hospitals want a BSN, but they will give you time to abtain it. At the hospital I work at you have 5 yrs to get your BSN. Munson medical center gives you 10yrs to get it.

evidence base practice. Check out keystone OB from MHA.

GE sometimes has a webinar that you can log into for training on the centricity system. I would contact your GE rep to find out when the next charting webinar is.

I recently took my exam in In -PT OB and passed. I studied from intrapartum management modules. Olds maternal-newborn nursing womens health across the life span. I reviewed my awhonn book that we use for intermediate and advanced fetal monitoring. I also paid for the study exam from ccpr. There were actual questions from the practice test that were on the exam. I studied for approx 2 months. Good luck