We are also grateful for the advice, guidance, and support of our expert consultants Marilyn Pierce-Bulger, MN FNP CNM and Lily Bastian, MSN RN CNM.
We also recognize the contributions, advice, and guidance of NPWH's Susan Rawlins, MS WHNP-BC NP and AWHONN's Cathy Ruhl, DNP CNM.
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 prevent fetal alcohol spectrum disorders and improve population health.
Develop and implement diverse strategies for reaching women’s health nursing professionals, nurse-midwives and midwives with science-based information, training, resources and tools.
Increase knowledge among women's health nursing professionals, nurse-midwives, and midwives about the connection between alcohol and health, including healthy pregnancies.
Promote adoption of effective practices to prevent alcohol use during pregnancy and fetal alcohol spectrum disorders.
NPWH, AWHONN and UAA CBHRS are part of the Collaborative for Alcohol-Free Pregnancy and the FASD National Partner Network.
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