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Join ACOG Foundation on April 28, 2026, from 10:00-11:00 AM, for an engaging Journal Club webinar to explore and critically appraise the article “A Perinatal Psychiatry Access Program to Address Rural and Medically Underserved Populations Using Telemedicine.” This session will explore how innovative telehealth models are transforming access to mental health care for pregnant and […] |
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This free, educational sprint aims to support all communities that work with Plans of Safe Care (POSC) in improving implementation and cross-sector collaboration. This sprint offers the opportunity to explore strategies, implementation approaches, and policy considerations through presentations by experts in the field. Through discussion and collaboration, this sprint seeks to identify opportunities and practical […] |
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For 75 years, a shared purpose has united us—now, it propels us forward. Join the American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists (ACOG) at the 2026 ACOG Annual Clinical & Scientific Meeting (ACSM) in Washington, D.C., to shape the future of the ob-gyn field. The 2026 ACSM will be a one-of-a-kind event featuring focused, cutting-edge programming […] |
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MDH family home visiting will be hosting three identical virtual sessions about cannabis during pregnancy and while breastfeeding and chestfeeding. Presented by MDH’s Kara Skahen, these presentations will cover basic cannabis terms, Minnesota laws, how cannabis impacts the body during these periods, and how to communicate with families to increase awareness and reduce harm. |
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Join this dynamic series for expert updates and practical refreshers on leading clinical causes of preventable severe maternal morbidity and mortality in the U.S., including sepsis, cardiac conditions, hypertension, and strategies to safely reduce primary cesarean sections. This series is designed for nurses, nurse practitioners, midwives, physicians, and other maternal health professionals, and will deliver […] |
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The Pregnancy and Infant Death Alliance is hosting the 2026 International Perinatal Bereavement Conference on May 13-16, 2026, in New Orleans, Louisiana. This Biennial Conference is for those who care for families experiencing miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth, newborn death, a baby with a life-limiting condition, traumatic childbirth, death of the birthing parent, and pregnancy and/or […]
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Join this dynamic series for expert updates and practical refreshers on leading clinical causes of preventable severe maternal morbidity and mortality in the U.S., including sepsis, cardiac conditions, hypertension, and strategies to safely reduce primary cesarean sections. This series is designed for nurses, nurse practitioners, midwives, physicians, and other maternal health professionals, and will deliver […] |
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This year’s event promises to be the best yet. They’re thrilled to welcome you to a beautiful new space at the Plymouth Community Center where you can learn, connect and turn knowledge into action alongside fellow caregivers, professionals, and advocates. While they’re still finalizing the lineup of inspiring speakers, sponsors and programming, they wanted to make […]
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This free, educational sprint aims to support all communities that work with Plans of Safe Care (POSC) in improving implementation and cross-sector collaboration. This sprint offers the opportunity to explore strategies, implementation approaches, and policy considerations through presentations by experts in the field. Through discussion and collaboration, this sprint seeks to identify opportunities and practical […] |
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The MN Postpartum Wellness Fair is a free, community-focused event designed to support parents during the postpartum journey. The event connects new and expecting parents with trusted local resources including mental health support, wellness services, and family-focused organizations. This welcoming drop-in event creates a space for parents to learn, ask questions, and feel supported because no […] |
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Objective The Upper Midwest Rural Interdisciplinary Substance Use Disorder / Opioid Use Disorder ECHO (UMRISE) Project purpose is to improve interdisciplinary teaming and capacity to treat individuals with Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) and other Substance Use Disorders (SUD). The goal is to increase health care workforce capacity (knowledge, self-efficacy) and intent to offer OUD and […] |
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Join this dynamic series for expert updates and practical refreshers on leading clinical causes of preventable severe maternal morbidity and mortality in the U.S., including sepsis, cardiac conditions, hypertension, and strategies to safely reduce primary cesarean sections. This series is designed for nurses, nurse practitioners, midwives, physicians, and other maternal health professionals, and will deliver […]
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The National Indian Health Board (NIHB) is excited to announce its 2026 Tribal Public Health Webinar Series! This session is titled “Maternal Health in Indian Country.” This webinar will explore how environmental exposures and climate-related conditions such as extreme heat, drought, and water insecurity can affect maternal and newborn health in Tribal communities. Join Carolyn […]
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The Wilder Foundation is now recruiting experienced health care providers, home visitors, teachers, advocates, parents, and trainers from RURAL communities of color and indigenous/tribal areas to participate in a VIRTUAL Moving Beyond Crisis Training of Trainers. The cornerstone of the Moving Beyond Crisis Training of Trainers is to ensure providers working with families through the […] |
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The MNPQC Perinatal Education ECHO Series is a free, virtual learning opportunity designed for those passionate about improving care for perinatal health conditions. The series is open to healthcare professionals, behavioral health professionals, social workers, public health professionals, and community organizations across Minnesota who want to learn more about addressing perinatal health outcomes. Through case […]
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Learn to spot the early signs and find out when exactly to get help with your blood pressure. The goal of the in-person training, co-hosted by the Birth Equity Community Council and Minnesota Family Home Visiting Coalition, is safety and action with an emphasis on recognizing urgency, making decisions, and advocating for care without requiring […] |
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Join this dynamic series for expert updates and practical refreshers on leading clinical causes of preventable severe maternal morbidity and mortality in the U.S., including sepsis, cardiac conditions, hypertension, and strategies to safely reduce primary cesarean sections. This series is designed for nurses, nurse practitioners, midwives, physicians, and other maternal health professionals, and will deliver […]
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The Perinatal Substance Use ECHO program provides education and training to providers to best support pregnant and parenting people with substance use during their pregnancy, birth and postpartum. This includes educational sessions, case reviews and discussions of best practice templates and protocols specifically focused on inpatient and outpatient perinatal substance use and substance use disorders. […] |
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This free, educational sprint aims to support all communities that work with Plans of Safe Care (POSC) in improving implementation and cross-sector collaboration. This sprint offers the opportunity to explore strategies, implementation approaches, and policy considerations through presentations by experts in the field. Through discussion and collaboration, this sprint seeks to identify opportunities and practical […] |
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The programs included here are intended to be educational in nature; sales-based presentations are not permitted. It is the responsibility of the participant to assure that individual programs meet the continuing education requirements and conditions of her/his credentialing body. MNPQC is not responsible for the accuracy or content of information contained in these programs. Utilizing the above links will take you away from the MNPQC website.