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Teaching & Learning Resources

Teaching & Learning Resources

Clinical Topics

Title of Syllabus/Educational Resource Instructor/Contact Institution/Organization Format Level
Abating Maternal Mortality Teresa Wagner University of North Texas Health Science Center Teaching Cases All
Birth by the Numbers: Coming soon; pending review Boston University School of Public Health Website All
Breastfeeding is Food Sovereignty Daniel Enquobahrie University of Washington, Center of Excellence in MCH Webinar All
Congenital CMV Learning Module for Alabama’s Physicians Catherine Toms University of Alabama at Birmingham Teaching Cases All
Substance Use & Misuse among Teens: Healthcare Strategies for Screening & Intervention Daniel Enquobahrie University of Washington, Center of Excellence in MCH Webinar All
The Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative: Truly Baby-Friendly? Bethany Kotlar Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health Teaching Cases Graduate, Practicing Professionals

 

 

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