Joseph Keane Fund - Stillborn & Perinatal Bereavement | Yale New Haven Health Bridgeport Hospital Foundation
CME Educational Video: Transformative Care for Perinatal Loss Through an Interdisciplinary Approach
Sponsored by the JOSEPH KEANE FUND
Explore an in-depth educational resource designed for medical professionals, offering valuable insights on interdisciplinary care approaches for families experiencing perinatal loss.
This comprehensive 2-hour video features expert perspectives and real-life experiences to enhance your understanding and empathy in handling these delicate situations.
Earn CME credits by engaging with this essential learning tool, with esteemed speakers from across Yale hospitals.
Joseph Keane Fund Team
Featuring insights from parents and leading medical professionals, this preview highlights the personal experiences of families and the innovative support and care facilitated by the Joseph Keane Fund at Yale New Haven Health.
Angela Montgomery, MD
Caring for Families Experiencing Perinatal Loss: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on the Care of the Family with an Intrauterine, Neonatal or Infant Death
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Full Educational Video Content:
- Introduction and Impact of the Program
Stephen Thung, MD, MSCI, Chair of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Yale New Haven Health Bridgeport Hospital - Personal Story of the Joseph Keane Fund and Perinatal Bereavement Program
Jessica and Tim Keane, Founders of the Joseph Keane Fund, Yale New Haven Health - A Personal Perspective as an Obstetrician (Required for CME)
Michael Berman, MD, MBI, FACOG, Clinical Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Science, Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai; Founder of Hygeia/Hope after Loss - Clinical Pathways: Neonatal Demise and Stillbirth (Required for CME)
Katherine Campbell, MD, MPH, Medical Director, Labor & Birth, Maternal Special Care, Postpartum, Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences, Yale New Haven Hospital - Supporting Families through Perinatal Bereavement (Required for CME)
Elisabeth Schneider, LMFT, Perinatal Bereavement Counselor, Yale New Haven Health Bridgeport Hospital - Perspectives on Perinatal Palliative Care – Integrated Approach to Improve Care (Required for CME)
Angela Montgomery, MD, MSEd, Associate Professor of Pediatrics; Co-Leader YNHH Neonatal-Perinatal Palliative Care, Yale New Haven Hospital
Kristin Spengler, NNP, Neonatal Nurse Practitioner, Yale New Haven Health Greenwich Hospital - Panel Discussion / Available Resources / Q&A Session (Required for CME)
- Panelists: Elisabeth Schneider, LMFT; Julie Laifer, MD; Angela Montgomery, MD, MSEd; Leslie Shanahan
- Closing Remarks
Steve Jakab, President of Bridgeport Hospital Foundation and Chief Development Officer at Yale New Haven Hospital
Additional educational resources, including PDFs, are available at the bottom of The Joseph Keane Fund page
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Earn Continuing Medical Education (CME) Credits
Non-Yale physicians and nurses interested in earning CME credits must watch the required parts of the video through the EEDs platform, where credits will be automatically awarded upon completion. Alternatively, you can receive credit by contacting your health system's CME coordinator directly. Access it here.
Insights from Experience: A Physician's Perspective
"This lecture addresses the challenging reality that some families face devastating outcomes, outcomes for which we, as healthcare providers, are often underprepared. Despite over 20 years of practice, I still find myself at a loss for words in these situations. This video is part of our collaborative effort to bridge these gaps in our education and empower us with the tools to better support our patients and each other, both physically and psychologically."
- Stephen Thung, MD, MSCI, Chair of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Yale New Haven Health Bridgeport Hospital
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We at the Joseph Keane Fund are dedicated to sharing valuable insights and advancing our mission. That's why we're offering this video free of charge. We aim to increase the accessibility and impact of our important work. While this video is complimentary, we welcome and appreciate any donations. Your support enables us to continue and expand our efforts. Thank you.
To express interest in fully integrating this program into your hospital, please contact us here: JosephKeaneFund@gmail.com
