Description:
Are you interested in real-world teamwork around maternal&\;ndash\;fetal health\, coordinated care planning\, or how different professions collaborate when complex patient needs arise? We invite you to participate in the Maternal&\;ndash\;Fetal Outcomes Team Huddle Simulation\, an engaging\, 2-hour virtual interprofessional learning experience.
This simulation is designed for students who want to explore:

Maternal&\;ndash\;fetal outcome improvement
Care coordination and healthcare administration
Medication management and prescription communication
Social work referrals and resource navigation
Interprofessional decision-making after a positive urine drug screen

Open to undergraduate\, graduate students\, and post-graduate students/residents in: Medicine\, Health Administration\, Pharmacy\, Physician Associate\, Nursing\, Social Work\, and other interested programs
What You&\;rsquo\;ll Experience:

A brief didactic review on Canvas\, including an introduction to working with Certified Nurse Midwives
Just-in-time content orientation
A rich\, realistic case presentation
Team Huddle Simulation: Collaboratively develop a coordinated care plan for Morgan and her baby alongside learners representing nurse-midwifery\, nursing\, pharmacy\, anesthesia\, obstetrics\, social work\, and administration.&\;nbsp\;

Your team will work through:

Safe pain management strategies
Blood pressure monitoring &\;amp\; risk-mitigation planning
Responding to a positive urine drug test
Identifying supports\, referrals\, and resources that promote long-term family well-being
A facilitated reflective debrief led by a Certified Nurse Midwife

Learning Objectives:

Define the role\, scope of practice\, and educational preparation of Certified Nurse Midwives (CNMs).
Explain collaborative opportunities and professional boundaries between CNMs and other healthcare professions.
Demonstrate appropriate interprofessional communication strategies in maternal care scenarios.
Differentiate appropriate clinical situations for referral\, consultation\, and collaborative management with CNMs.
Assess how each profession'\;s contributions impact maternal care outcomes in team-based scenarios.
Develop an interprofessional plan of care that incorporates CNM practice within a patient-centered maternal health team.

Note: Registration will close 48 prior to the simulation. Pre-work is required before attending the simulation. Please contact Jessica-Cotton@ou.edu with any questions or concerns regarding this simulation.
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