AWHONN - The Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses

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Founded in 1969, the Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN) promotes t
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The Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses is accredited with distinction as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. Accredited status does not imply endorsement by AWHONN or ANCC of any commercial products discussed/displayed in conjunction with the educational activity. AWHONN is approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider .

12/02/2024

will be over soon! Last chance to grab these amazing deals on some of AWHONN’s courses:
· Intermittent Auscultation Education
· Antepartum Fetal Assessment Course
· Compendium of Postpartum Care, 3rd Edition
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12/02/2024

Register for to join us in Washington, DC, April 28-19 to make your voice heard. Together we can make a lasting impact. Learn more about this incredible opportunity and register today. https://bit.ly/31VhpUE

12/02/2024

Cyber Monday Starts now! For today only, get exclusive discounts on these top AWHONN courses:
· Intermittent Auscultation Education
· Antepartum Fetal Assessment Course
· Compendium of Postpartum Care, 3rd Edition
Don’t wait—these deals are gone soon! https://bit.ly/3OxL0bt

11/30/2024

AWHONN is committed to supporting Indigenous nurses and nurses who care for this vibrant and diverse community year-round. Let’s help break down barriers and open more doors to Indigenous representation in nursing.

11/29/2024

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11/28/2024

Happy from ! We are so thankful for all of our AWHONN !

11/27/2024

Obesity is not only a chronic disease, but a women’s health issue. We join in inviting you to take the Pledge for Obesity Care Coverage to show your support for women living with . Together, we can ensure that everybody has access to obesity care options. https://bit.ly/4bSTClX

11/27/2024

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11/26/2024

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11/26/2024

You can make a difference by donating to Every Woman, Every Baby this ! Join us as we support nurses’ education, research, and the resources they need to make a difference. Donate today. https://bit.ly/3tvUnOr

11/25/2024

Now more than ever, it's important to make your voice heard. Join us in Washington, DC for our annual . Together we can make a lasting impact. Learn more about this incredible opportunity and register today. https://bit.ly/31VhpUE

11/23/2024

AWHONN’s CEO, Jonathan Webb, is talking with health care professionals in Ireland and Kenya during his Eisenhower Fellowship. Here’s an update on what he’s been up to.

11/23/2024

Thank you to everyone who contributed to our diaper drive benefitting the Milwaukee Diaper Mission! They raised more than 5,000 diapers in five hours. Way to go! 👏

The Healthy Mom&Baby Diaper Drive is sponsored by Huggies.

11/22/2024

Ya'at'eeh, Ariel Allee Jumbo yinishyé, Bilagáana nishłį́ Mą'ii deeshgiizhinii bashishchiin Bilagáana dashicheii Deeshchii'nii dashinalí.
(Hello, my name is Ariel Allee Jumbo, I belong to the white people clan, I was born for the Coyote Pass clan, my maternal grandfather is of the white people clan, and my paternal grandfather is of the Red Streaked People clan). I am a nurse manager in an outpatient women’s health clinic. I’ve been in women’s health nursing for eight years, working in labor and delivery and clinic. is an important recognition of the resiliency of our Indigenous peoples. For me, it is a way to honor my father and our long line of Diné (Navajo) family. It explains to the world that we don’t exist solely in the history books, but are active participants in modern society and contribute rich context to the larger U.S. culture. It’s a way to formally honor and celebrate the hundreds of traditions, languages, and collections of wisdom that make up the Indigenous landscape. It’s a way to honor those who earned their way into nursing and clinical professions despite the societal, economic, and racist odds against them. It’s also an opportunity to highlight the startling low numbers of Indigenous people in the clinical workforce, especially in professions requiring advanced degrees. Ideally, Native American Heritage Month can inspire change in the academic world to break down barriers and open more doors to Indigenous representation in nursing and medicine. We deserve to be cared for by our own people.

11/21/2024

Listen to the full episode of discussing Cultural Exchange in High-Risk Nursing Education today! https://bit.ly/3iAqnKV

11/21/2024

“I have been a rural obstetric nurse for 26 years and am the chair for the AWHONN Rural Special Interest group along with Kayla Permentier. To improve the maternal desert crisis, it is vital that we (rural nurses) band together because I feel that through shared experiences and teamwork, we can improve access to quality health care for our patients. Through the Rural SIG, we have been able to give rural nurses a voice and bring focus to various successes and challenges within our field. Kayla and I are thrilled to be a part of this movement to improve rural obstetrics.” Learn more about this SIG. https://bit.ly/3VWGNm1

11/20/2024

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Now more than ever, it's important to make your voice heard. Join us in Washington, DC for our annual #LobbyDay. Together we can make a lasting impact. Learn more about this incredible #AWHONNAdvocacy opportunity and register today. #AWHONNonCapitolHill https://bit.ly/31VhpUE . . . . . #nurse #nurseadvocacy #perinatalnurse #nursing #AWHONN #nurseresources #awhonnnurses #nursingexcellence #womenshealthnurses #obstericsnursing #neonatalcare #maternalhealth #nurseadvocates #HealthForEveryWoman #MaternalMentalHealth #PatientSafetyFirst #EmpoweringNurses #SafeBirthsMatter

Jonathan Update Nov 2024.mp4

AWHONN’s CEO, Jonathan Webb, is talking with health care professionals in Ireland and Kenya during his Eisenhower Fellowship. Here’s an update on what he’s been up to.

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Listen to the full episode of #AWHONNInsights discussing Cultural Exchange in High-Risk Nursing Education today! https://bit.ly/3iAqnKV

Veterans Day Video.mp4

#VeteransDay is a day to honor our military veterans and to listen to their stories past and present. Joining us in honoring our military veterans with a short message is Luis Figueroa, MSN, RNC-OB, and Chair of AWHONN’s Veterans, DoD Employees, and Military Spouse Special Interest Group (SIG).

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Listen to our full episode with Dr. Francine Bono-Neri as she delves into the global crisis of #humantrafficking and shares her journey into the anti-trafficking movement. #AWHONNInsights #NursingPodcast https://www.awhonn.org/podcasts/

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#Nurses who work closely with patients going through a traumatic experience often witness events that can lead to emotional distress and/or #PTSD. Building a supportive cohort in your workspace can help. Listen to the full episode of #AWHONNInsights on Recovering from Vicarious Trauma. #NursingPodcast #Podcast https://www.awhonn.org/podcasts/

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We love seeing how our #nurses celebrate #PerinatalNursesWeek! How are you celebrating this week? Tag us in your posts with #PNW2024 or @ us!

Come along with me as I do my #EWEB5k for #PerinatalNursesWeek! Are you doing yours? Be sure to tag us so we can see how you #5kYourWay! #PNW2024 #nurse #nurselife #perinatalnurse

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About AWHONN

Founded in 1969, the Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN) promotes the health of women and newborns.

Accredited status does not imply endorsement by AWHONN or ANCC of any commercial products discussed/displayed in conjunction with the educational activity.

AWHONN is approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #CEP580.