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Elizabeth Rochin
President/CEO, National Perinatal Information Center (NPIC)
Elizabeth Rochin, Ph.D., RN, is a committed healthcare leader with over 32 years of diverse experience in the nursing profession.1 She is currently the President/Chief Executive Officer at the National Perinatal Information Center and has an affiliation with East Carolina University.1
Dr. Rochin is passionate about nursing and leadership, having recently celebrated her 20-year mark in the profession.2 She believes that being a nurse and nurse leader is what fills her soul.2 Her expertise spans various areas within healthcare, with a particular focus on perinatal and neonatal care.6
In addition to her professional roles, Dr. Rochin is active on LinkedIn, where she frequently shares insights and experiences related to nursing, healthcare, and mental health awareness.256 She also advocates for innovation in nursing3 and has personal experience with home births, having faced challenges obtaining her son's birth certificate after a home birth with a midwife in the U.S. Virgin Islands.4
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It is a phrase I pick up on every time I hear it. And heard it again today. "I'm just a nurse."
No, you are not "just" anything. So, I am launching the #drop_the_just campaign!
You are a nurse. You are a professional. You are worthy of your education, experience, and knowledge.
Please join me in supporting our colleagues across the globe to "Drop the Just.".
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Jeanette Zocco MSN, RNC-OB, C-EFM, C-ONQS Thank you for this excellent overview of the Perinatal Safety Nurse, and why this role is so important to support patient safety in obstetrics and perinatal inpatient settings.
National Perinatal Information Center is proud to support the value of data in improving obstetric and neonatal outcomes. Real-time data coupled with quarterly benchmarks can be crucial to improving outcomes. In continuous efforts to assure birth #equity, having focused efforts in review of disaggregated race and ethnicity data is imperative. Perinatal Safety Nurses are critical to this work.
In 2021, NPIC published a paper that included the importance of the perinatal safety nurse. Happy to link it here.
https://lnkd.in/e7NUBEWC
Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN) Tiffany M. Montgomery, PhD, RNC-OB, C-EFM American Hospital Association American Organization for Nursing Leadership American Society for Health Care Risk Management (ASHRM) Nancy Travis, MS, RN,BC, CPN, CBC, C-ONQS, FAWHONN
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