Safe Sleep Practices: Changing Knowledge and Behavior to Promote Safe Sleep Practices for Families with Infants (Online) MOD219
Length: Self-paced
ETO: Health, Safety and Nutrition
PDR: Maximum PDR credit hours 1.0 (credit is awarded based on the amount of time spent in the class, up to the maximum amount)- PDR 2019#24489; PDR May-June 2021 35186; PDR FY 22 (July '21-June '22) 37007; PDR FY23 (Jul 2022-June 2023) 49281; PDR FY24 56899
After the age of 1 month until the first birthday, the most common causes of infant death are related to unsafe sleep practices. This online training was designed to increase Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) risk reduction awareness and educate home visitors on how to promote safe sleep practices among families. Learners will learn how to use Motivational Interviewing techniques to help parents understand and motivate themselves to practice safe sleep recommendations with their infants. (MOD219) (Dec 2019)
Objectives
Upon completion of this training, home visitors will be able to:
- Review safe sleep recommendations by the American Academy of Pediatrics
- Identify ways to decrease the risk factors for sleep-related deaths in infants
- Explain safe sleep recommendations to others
- Recommend safe sleep resources to families and provide educational materials on how to reduce the risk of sleep-related infant death
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