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CBR is committed to supporting independent medical education to help ensure that physicians, NPs, and CNMs receive current and balanced education. Please visit the Omnia Education website for CME programs discussing newborn stem cells.
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Nurses play an important role in counseling patients about important decisions in pregnancy, including preserving newborn stem cells. In this NEW Be the Match podcast, L&D nurse Kim Petrella shares tips on counseling patients about cord blood options and collection techniques.
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This series of case studies provides NPs with resources to help with patient counseling on cord blood preservation options. Nurse Practitioner, Jordan Vaughan, shares various scenarios where cord blood education is key for patients.
View NP Case StudiesThese recorded segments feature our certified Genetic Counselors, with guest appearances by physicians and other clinicians, to answer frequently asked questions from families, summarize key scientific articles, and respond to your questions.
Your patients don’t have to choose just one. Providers in CBR’s network have been able to collect adequate volumes of cord blood following delayed cord clamping.2
Our facility is designed to be a secure place for your patient’s precious newborn stem cells.
1. Rabe et al., “Effect of timing of umbilical cord clamping and other strategies to influence placental transfusion at preterm birth on maternal and infant outcomes” Cochrane Data; 2012 Aug 15
2. CBR Data on File.
