Weren't able to attend BCAPOP Presents: The ABCs of Eat, Sleep, Console (ESC) live? Not to worry, you can access a recording of the webinar & relevant materials for a limited time!
About Eat, Sleep, Console
The Finnegan Neonatal Abstinence Scoring Tool is the most commonly used tool to manage the newborn that was exposed to substances during pregnancy, but it is a subjective tool that leads to longer stay in the hospital and separation of mother and baby.
The pediatric team from Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital, USA developed a different assessment tool, The Eat, Sleep and Console (ESC) Care Tool, which was adapted for use in BC.
The objective of the ESC Tool is to view the mother as the first line of treatment to provide responsive, newborn centered care and support the substance exposed newborn to function like any other baby, focusing on how the baby eats, sleep, console and gain weight in the presence of symptoms of withdrawal.
This webinar will be presented by Jola Berkman, and will review substance withdrawal in the newborn, the ESC Care Tool, and how you, as a community service provider can support the pregnant and new mother using the ESC principles of care.
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Who should attend? Pregnancy outreach workers, nurses, physicians, child welfare workers, family support workers, social workers, health/social service students, outreach workers, shelter workers, detox workers, treatment centre workers, doulas, child birth educators, peer support workers and anyone else who supports pregnant individuals.
Each registration includes access to a recording of the webinar through August 28, 2020. You will also receive a certificate of completion after you attend/view the webinar.
Credit Card Payments Only. No refunds or cancellations.
No group registrations. Registration is non-transferrable and is intended for the paid registrant only. Registration is not be shared/viewed with non-registrants. BCAPOP reserves the right to invoice the paid registrant for any additional unpaid viewers using a paid registration.
Registration is not complete until payment is received.
