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Evidence-based Treatment Approaches for Substance Exposed Infants

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New Models for Withdrawal Treatment and Promoting Family-Centered Care
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This webinar includes a review of the newest medical evidence guiding evidence-based, family-centered treatment of substance exposed infants. Dr. Kaitlan Baston reviews recommendations for how to screen families for substance use and how to identify substance exposed infants. She also explores how to treat neonatal withdrawal and support families who are going through this in the postpartum period. Common postpartum issues are discussed along with how to help support mothers and families through common challenges.


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