UC HEALTH CONTINUING EDUCATION TITLE: 2nd Annual Perinatal Summit: Managing Maternal Substance Use and Treatment Program #: PROVIDER UNIT COORDINATOR: Amy Costanzo MSN, RN-BC DATE: November 17, 2016 EXCELLENT GOOD POOR 1. Did this educational activity meet your personal and professional needs? 3 2 1 Comments: 2. Will the content gained in the CE Activity be useful in your practice? Comments: 3 2 1 3. Was the faculty effective in: Dr. Christine Wilder Style and Delivery 3 2 1 Knowledge of Subject 3 2 1 Dr. Lakshni Sammarco 1. and Delivery 3 2 1 2. Knowledge of Subject 3 2 1 Dr. Lauren Jansson 1. and Delivery 3 2 1 2. Knowledge of Subject 3 2 1 Afshin Taleghani, PharmD 1. Style and Delivery 3 2 1 2. Knowledge of Subject 3 2 1 Dr. Donald Style and Delivery 3 2 1 Knowledge of Subject 3 2 1 Dr. James Van Hook 1. Style and Delivery 3 2 1 2. Knowledge of Subject 3 2 1 Representative Green 1. Style and Delivery 3 2 1 2. Knowledge of Subject 3 2 1 Charles Gorman, 1. Style and Delivery 3 2 1 2. Knowledge of Subject 3 2 1 4. Did the content meet the following objectives: Recognize physiologic pathway and differentiate the disease process of addiction 3 2 1 Describe available resources in the community to employ effective strategies for discharge education. 3 2 1 Discuss opioid epidemic and the impact on this demographic. 3 2 1 Discuss the complexities of treatment of the mother / infant dyad 3 2 1 Evaluate individual patient needs related to addition 3 2 1 Describe medication and disease management of addiction by integrating current 3 2 1 evidence with existing practice. Recognize current limitations/restrictions necessary to improve clinical practice. 3 2 1 Evaluate self-awareness and avoid punitive terminology when providing care. Discuss legal ramifications and barriers related to maternal addiction assistance. 3 2 1 Recognize current evidence-based practices for maternal addiction necessary to improve clinical outcomes. 3 2 1
UC HEALTH CONTINUING EDUCATION TITLE: 2nd Annual Perinatal Summit: Managing Maternal Substance Use and Treatment Program #: PROVIDER UNIT COORDINATOR: Amy Costanzo MSN, RN-BC DATE: November 17, 2016 EXCELLENT GOOD POOR 1. Did this educational activity meet your personal and professional needs? Comments: 3 2 1 2. Will the content gained in the CE Activity be useful in your practice? Comments: 3 2 1 3. Was the faculty effective in: Dr. Christine Wilder Style and Delivery Knowledge of Subject Dr. Lakshni Sammarco 1. and Delivery 2. Knowledge of Subject Dr. Lauren Jansson 1. and Delivery 2. Knowledge of Subject Afshin Taleghani, PharmD 1. Style and Delivery 2. Knowledge of Subject 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Dr. Donald Style and Delivery Knowledge of Subject Dr. James Van Hook 1. Style and Delivery 2. Knowledge of Subject Representative Green 1. Style and Delivery 2. Knowledge of Subject Charles Gorman, 1. Style and Delivery 2. Knowledge of Subject 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4. Did the content meet the following objectives: Recognize physiologic pathway and differentiate the disease process of addiction Describe available resources in the community to employ effective strategies for discharge education. 3 3 2 2 1 1 Discuss opioid epidemic and the impact on this demographic. 3 2 1 Discuss the complexities of treatment of the mother / infant dyad Evaluate individual patient needs related to addition 3 3 2 2 1 1 Describe medication and disease management of addiction by integrating current evidence with existing practice. Recognize current limitations/restrictions necessary to improve clinical practice. Evaluate self-awareness and avoid punitive terminology when providing care. Discuss legal ramifications and barriers related to maternal addiction assistance. Recognize current evidence-based practices for maternal addiction necessary to improve clinical outcomes. 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1
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