skin-to-skin contact

Going Skin-to-Skin Is Best for New Babies
  • Establishing a baseline measurement for how long moms are getting skin-to-skin contact with their new babies
  • Creating talking points of the benefits for both new baby and mother about this critical bonding
  • Communicating with staff to ensure a minimum of 60 minutes of skin-to-skin contact occurs post delivery

 What can your team do to explain the "why" behind what you are doing? 

scarrpm Wed, 12/28/2016 - 11:18

Powerpoint: Nurses Help Newborns Get Closer to Moms

Submitted by Kellie Applen on Wed, 11/02/2011 - 11:10
Region
Hawaii
Tool Type
PowerPoints
Format
PPT
Keywords
Hawaii
skin-to-skin contact
Topics
Quality
Role
Frontline Workers
UBT Consultants & UPRs
Content Section
Postcards to Posters
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This Powerpoint slide highlights a team that increased the percentage of newborns spending at least 60 minutes with their mothers in skin-to-skin contact right after birth.

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Poster: Nurses help newborns get closer to moms

Format:
PPT

Size:
1 slide

Intended audience:
LMP staff, UBT consultants, performance improvement advisers

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This Powerpoint slide highlights a team that increased the percentage of newborns spending at least 60 minutes with their mothers in skin-to-skin contact right after birth. Use in presentations to show some of the methods used and the measurable results being achieved by unit-based teams across Kaiser Permanente.

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