PPT-Interconception and Preconception Health

Jeff Rothenberg MD MS Interconception and Preconception Health Discuss strategies for integrating the message of healthy lifestyle positive pregnancy outcomes into patient care Interconception. A Key Strategy to Reduce Infant Mortality. Preconception care: care a woman gets before she becomes pregnant, prior to conception . Interconception care: care for women who have had a prior adverse pregnancy outcome to address risks . Infant Mortality. The Secretary’s Advisory Committee . on . Infant . Mortality . November 14, . 2012. Marilyn J. Keefe. , MPH, MPP. Deputy Assistant Secretary for Population Affairs. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services . Samuel F. Posner, Ph.D.. Deputy Associate Director for Science and Editor in Chief, . Preventing Chronic Disease. Secretary’s Advisory Committee on Infant Mortality. August 3, 2011. National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion . Training Program . Welcome to PPE!. College Students—we are IT!. We are responsible for the next generation of healthy women/men/babies . Our opinion is powerful. About the Group. Requirements for membership:. PreConception. Counseling into . Patient Education. Gayla C. Winston, MPH, President & CEO. Stephen L. Everett, MS, Director of Programs. Indiana Family Health Council, Inc.. Indianapolis, Indiana. and Preconception Health . Jeff Rothenberg, MD, MS. Interconception. and Preconception Health . Discuss . strategies for integrating the message of healthy lifestyle = positive pregnancy outcomes into patient care . (“PCC Toolkit”). An Orientation: What It Offers and How to Use It. What Is the Purpose of this Toolkit?. T. his toolkit is designed to assist primary care clinicians incorporate . efficient, evidence-based. PreConception. Counseling into . Patient Education. Gayla C. Winston, MPH, President & CEO. Stephen L. Everett, MS, Director of Programs. Indiana Family Health Council, Inc.. Indianapolis, Indiana. Care for Those with High Risk Conditions. MODULE . # 3. Reviewed and revised, October 31, 2015. Release Date: October 31, 2015. Termination Date: October 30, 2017. CME . Sponsored by Albert Einstein College of Medicine . Abstract Infant and child development is a complex interaction between environmental, biological, social, cultural, and familial factors influenced by neighborhood and community context and operating from preconception, through gestation, infancy, and childhood. ASPHN . MCH Nutrition Council . webinar. Improving . Birth Outcomes: . the . Integration of Nutrition and Preconception . Health. April 21, 2016. California Department of Public Health. Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health Division. Webinar Series August 24, 2017. . 2017. Helene Kent MPH, RDN, . HM Kent Consulting, . Denver, Colorado . Helene@hmkent.com. ASPHN is a nonprofit membership organization providing state and national leadership on food and nutrition policy, programs and services aimed at improving the health of our population. ASPHN membership is composed of nearly 300 public health nutritionists nationwide. Members receive key resources, professional development, and beneficial peer support. ASPHN promotes the value of public health nutritionists and highlights their initiatives through print, digital and social media. To . MODULE 1. Reviewed and . revised: . October 31. , . 2015. Release Date: . October 31. , . 2015. Termination Date: . October 30. , . 2017. CME sponsored by Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New . York. 2014 CFHS Annual Meeting. April 14. , . 2014. . ERIKA S. TRAPL, PhD. CWRU Prevention Research Center for Healthy Neighborhoods. Acknowledgements. Funding provided by:. Ohio Department of Health/Federal Government, Bureau of Child and Family Health Services through the Cuyahoga County Board of Health’s Child and Family Health Service Program.