Midwife Simulation Session: Placing Stitches with Precision
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1 Simulation Hour
In this simulation session we'll work on the valuable skill of placing each stitch exactly where you want it. This fine motorr control and hand-eye coordination are essential for optimal repair of birth laceration.
Participants may use flat models (recommended for those new to suturing) or 3-dimensional tissue models (ideal for those midwives who are working to refine their current technique). The informal session provides midwives and students an interactive opportunity for developing their suturing skills and repairing simulated birth lacerations.
This workshop is virtual - hosted using Zoom
For more information please visit www.nelltharpecnm.com
Students can receive a 10% discount. Use code: SimStudent
Midwives of Color discount: All self-described BIPOC may receive a 15% discount. Use code: MOCEquity
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Organizer Nell Tharpe MS, CNM, CRNFA, FACNM
Organizer of Midwife Simulation Session: Placing Stitches with Precision
Nell has been a Certified Nurse-Midwife since completing the program at State University of New York in 1986. She was in practice for nearly two decades before she received her Master of Science degree in Midwifery in 2003 from Philadelphia University.
Nell’s passion is bridging the gap between practice and theory. Her focus is ensuring women have access to the benefits of high quality midwifery care in every birth setting and across the continuum of perinatal and women’s health services.
Nell is the original author of Clinical Practice Guidelines for Midwifery and Women’s Health, now in it’s 5th edition.
What does she love about teaching? "I love the amazing midwives who come to my programs! I love to see them think through complex problems and grow through our engagement. Their curiosity and commitment to quality care for women, babies and families never ceases to amaze me!"
