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Join us at AWHONN 2025, June 21-25 in Orlando!
Join us at AWHONN 2025, June 21-25 in Orlando!
We will be attending AWHONN 2025 in Orlando! Find us at Booth 1232 in the Exhibit Hall.
We will have lots of resources to share, including our Conference Toolkit, which includes newly developed resources such as our collection of polysubstance flyers, and our Champions Toolkit.
We hope to see you there!
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2025 Champion Toolkit FINAL.pdfV. Cannabis Facts.pdfU. Opioid Facts.pdf
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Our partnership aims to increase knowledge and skills among advanced practice nurses and midwives about the health impact of excessive alcohol use, including any alcohol use during pregnancy, to reduce alcohol-exposed pregnancies and improve population health.
NPs, Midwives and Nurses: Partnering to Prevent FASDs is part of the Collaborative for Alcohol-Free Pregnancy and the FASD National Partner Network, a group of national partners, medical societies, university centers, and a variety of practitioners from six health disciplines who work together to prevent FASDs and excessive drinking.
The goal of the National Partner Network is to impact healthcare practice at the systems level and enhance FASD prevention opportunities nationally for women of reproductive age and their support networks.
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