GOLD Learning Labour & Delivery Online Symposium Keynote Presentation 2024

GOLD Learning is pleased to offer a Keynote Presentation open to the general public at our Labour & Delivery Online Symposium 2024. We're thrilled to have Rebecca Dekker, PhD, RN, kick off the symposium with the presentation, "Vitamin K for Newborns: Unraveling Social Media Myths from Research-Based Facts" on October 7, 2024.

We invite you to join us at the live session or access the public recording of this talk until October 31, 2024. Simply reserve your seat to receive exclusive access. A Certificate of Attendance will be provided.

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Keynote Speaker & Presentation Info

Join us live on October 7th! at 9am PDT / 12pm EDT / 4pm UTC.
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Rebecca Dekker PhD, RN
Presentation: Vitamin K for Newborns: Unraveling Social Media Myths from Research-Based Facts

Abstract: Vitamin K deficiency bleeding in newborns, a problem of the past, has been thrust into the spotlight due to myths spread on social media. In this session with Dr. Rebecca Dekker of Evidence Based Birth, we will unravel common reasons for refusing the Vitamin K shot, including fears of the "Black Box Warning" and beliefs that the injection is synthetic, toxic, unsafe, or unnatural. You'll walk away with an in-depth understanding of the newest research on Vitamin K, including evidence on oral drops vs. the shot, and the benefits and risks of each. Don't miss this chance to strengthen your knowledge of Vitamin K for newborns so that you can have more informed conversations with your coworkers and clients!

Additional Information

*Only attendees registered for the full symposium will be awarded educational credit for this presentation and will need to view the live presentation/recording through the Live Lobby or the Open Lectures when logged in. This symposium has applied for CERPs, CME Credits, Nurse Contact Hours, Midwifery Contact Hours, ACM CPD hours and also qualifies for ACNM CE Credits.

*A Certificate of Attendance will be provided.

*Please be aware that the Handouts to this presentation are for use only by individuals who have attended the live or recorded version of this presentation; and that they are for personal use only and are not to be shared with other non-attending individuals. Thank you.

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