PPT-EEC Safe Sleep Campaign

Reducing the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome SIDS by working to ensure that every sleep is a safe sleep SIDS Sudden Infant Death Syndrome SIDS is the sudden death of an infant younger than 1 year of age that remains unexplained after a thorough case investigation that includes a complete autopsy. 1. Provider Training. Trainer: Kalyca Seabrook. Infant Safe Sleep Specialist. Child Abuse Prevention Center. Definitions . 2. Babies are dying while . sleeping. A . Quick. and . Silent. . Killer. Every week three babies in California die while sleeping. providers’ . sustainability . Ivana La Valle. ICMEC Visiting Scholar. ICMEC seminar 03.03.14. Presentation overview . Developments in the early education and childcare (EEC) landscape . in . England since the late 1990s:. Board Meeting. April 8, 2014. Outline. Waitlist Process Overview. Analysis and proposals. Short term actions. Waitlist cleanup proposal. 2. Waitlist Process Analysis. EEC began a review and analysis of the Waitlist process in Fall of 2013 in order to identify any improvements and address any existing issues. Ensuring your baby thrives. Goals. Understand the “why” behind the safe sleep recommendations. Be able to name the ABCs of safe sleep. Set a goal for your baby’s safest sleep . Infant mortality in the U.S., 2010. WORKSHOP . 1. Put Your Baby’s . Safety First. PRE-SURVEY. 2. Please take a few minutes to . complete the pre-workshop survey.. What are Infant Sleep-Related Deaths?. Death of a baby under age of one who dies while sleeping.. (guiding conversations with families to ensure their babies thrive). Objectives. Upon completion of training, you will confidently:. Understand research and “why” behind safe sleep recommendations . EEC Board Meeting. December 10, 2013. Background Record Checks Processed by EEC. MA Criminal Offender Record Information Checks (CORI). . Department of Children and Families (DCF) Background Record Check . (BRC)Unit: . Background Record Checks for applicants providing services or affiliated with . Family Child Care . Systems. August 23, 2017. Many EEC licensed, approved and/or funded programs work with contractors, subcontractors, and vendors such as medical providers, transportation providers, temporary employees, etc. that provide services directly to the children in an EEC licensed, funded or approved program have the potential for unsupervised contact with children in those programs. These individuals require an EEC background record check (BRC) and will now be able to submit to one under the business or individual he/she is employed or affiliated with even though the business or individual is not licensed through EEC.. Rebekah Thacker, BSN, RNC-NIC. University of Arkansas Medical Sciences. Introduction. Present current AAP recommendations to health care providers on the topic of the prevention of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). professionals working with families. (guiding . conversations with families to ensure their babies thrive). Objectives. Why it matters: . Understand . research and “why” behind safe sleep recommendations . medical providers. (guiding . conversations with families to ensure babies thrive). Objectives. Provide update on infant mortality. Refresh knowledge of American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) safe sleep recommendations. child care professionals . (guiding conversations with families to ensure their babies thrive). Objectives. Why it matters: . Understand . research and “why” behind safe sleep recommendations . Play it safe: . for First Responders. Learning Objectives. First Responders should: . Understand the role suffocation plays in infant sleep-related death. Be comfortable in their knowledge and ability to provide safe sleep guidance to families and caregivers. DATE: . Group Training:. Your Presenter:. Name & Contact Information . LEARNING GOALS FOR TODAY:. Identify the urgency of SIDS and Sleep-related Infant Death prevention in Native American communities .