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Speaker:
Kyran Quinlan MD, MPH
Chief, Division of General Pediatrics

Gina Lowell MD, MPH
general academic pediatrician
Rush University Children’s Hospital

Objectives:

  • Describe SUID epidemiology, disparities, risk and the role of risk perception in preventing SUID.
  • Develop communication approaches that value and center families and considers harm reduction.
  • Recognize the value of partnering with birth hospital stakeholders and SUID prevention advocates to promote safe sleep during clinical encounters with pregnant and parenting families.
Session date: 
08/28/2024 - 12:00pm to 1:00pm CDT
Location: 
Virtual
United States
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