2023 Delaware Healthy Mother and Infant Consortium Annual Summit

815 Justison Street,Wilmington DE 19801

18 April, 2023

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This year in person!Speakers include:Rose L. Horton, MSM, RN, NEA-BC, FAAN — Count the Kicks/NotOnMyWatch Consulting PartnersKay A. Johnson — President, Johnson Policy Consulting, LLCRebecca Vahle, MA — Family to Family Support NetworkFeaturing Two DE Thrives! Community Breakout sessionsDelaware Thrives! Community Voices Breakout Sessions 1 A. Respectful, Neutral and Compassionate Care for All Families – Rebecca Vahle, MA, Family to Family Support Network B. The Impact of Toxic Stress on Pregnancy – Philinda Mindler, LCSW, Shannon Fisch, LCSW, Kiera McGillivray, LMFT, Brain Science Training Institute at Children & Families First C. Operationalizing Resources and Strategies to Empower Women in the 4th Trimester – Bridget Buckaloo, MSN, RN, Director, Women’s and Children’s Services, Beebe Healthcare Delaware Thrives! Community Voices Breakout Sessions 2 A. Maximizing Postpartum Medicaid Coverage: A National and State Perspective: What Every State, Provider, and Mother Should Know – Kay Johnson, Johnson Policy Consulting, LLC and Elizabeth Brown, MD, MSHP, Chief Medical Officer, Division of Medicaid and Medical Assistance B. The Impact of Toxic Stress on Pregnancy – Philinda Mindler, LCSW, Shannon Fisch, LCSW, Kiera McGillivray, LMFT, Brain Science Training Institute at Children & Families First C. Break Barriers and Build Bridges: Achieving Equity for Women and Infants by Partnering in Care – LaToya Brathwaite-Washington, RN, MSN, FNP Women, Infant, Family Nurse Specialist, DHMIC CEU credits availableNominate a Health Equity ChampionEach year at the Summit, the Delaware Healthy Mother & Infant Consortium honors an individual or organization that works tirelessly for the well-being of mothers and children in Delaware, as well as for the health of the community, by advancing health equity. The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed major disparities that have significantly magnified gaps in health equity. Now more than ever, our work is especially important, and we need your help. Do you know an individual or organization that always goes that extra mile to ensure that access to better health is inclusive and within reach for all Delawareans, regardless of race, income, or socioeconomic status? > Nominate them now. Deadline to submit is March 17th.