Pediatrix Medical Group, Inc. · NYSE:MD
Pediatrix Medical — Investor Presentation (April 2016)
41 slides from Pediatrix Medical's investor presentation, Apr 18, 2016
Slide 1: Fetal & Infant Mortality Review (FIMR) Collaborative Innovation Network (COIN)
Fetal & Infant Mortality Review (FIMR) Collaborative Innovation Network (COIN) April 18, 2016 / April 19, 2016
Slide 2: Agenda
Agenda Fetal and Infant Mortality and Review (FIMR) Collaborative Innovation Network (COIN) Agenda – April 2017 Welcome & Introductions Presentation: Grief, Loss, & Compassion Fatigue Resources & Updates Next Steps & Adjourn 3
Slide 3: Objectives
Objectives CONNECT • Convene jurisdiction partners who may work together as a FIMR Case Review Team and/or Community Action Team SHARE & LEARN • Discuss issues related to grief and loss after a fetal or infant loss, for families and workers • Ways to cope with grief and loss/vicarious trauma • Resou
Slide 4: Opening
Opening FIMR is an action-oriented community process. It brings a multidisciplinary community team together to examine confidential, de-identified cases of infant death. It is very stressful. National Center for Fatality Review and Prevention. Guidance for CDR & FIMR Teams on Addressing Vicarious Tr
Slide 5: Grief, Loss, and Compassion Fatigue
Nancy Maruyama, RN, BSN Executive Director, SIDS Illinois, Inc. IM CoIIN Safe Sleep Learning Network GRIEF, LOSS, AND COMPASSION FATIGUE
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Slide 7: Caring for the Caregiver: Self Care and Coping
Caring for the Caregiver Self Care and Coping Nancy Maruyama, RN, BSN SIDS of Illinois, Inc. April 18, 2017 sids SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SERVICES 9 Of Illinois, Inc.
Slide 8: Why “Caring for the Caregiver?”
Why “Caring for the Caregiver?” The challenge is balancing the desire and need to help others while maintaining your physical, emotional and spiritual health. sids SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SERVICES 10 Of Illinois, Inc.
Slide 9: Quote on grief
“If I were doing well with my grief, I would be over in the corner, curled up in the fetal position crying, not standing here acting like no-one has died.” sids SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SERVICES 11 Of Illinois, Inc.
Slide 10: Grief is a normal reaction to losing a loved one
Grief is a normal reaction to losing a loved one, but people mourn their loss in different ways. Grief – inward feelings and thoughts about loss Mourning – external expression of grief sids SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SERVICES 12 Of Illinois, Inc.
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Slide 12: Grief Activity
Grief Activity How have you As a caregiver, what experienced grief? do you think is your How did you manage greatest strength that to get through it? can help a grieving person? When you are down, what helps to What do you think is comfort you? your greatest weakness that will What was y
Slide 13: Entering the Space of Another’s Grief
Entering the Space of Another’s Grief… requires a willingness and courage to enter the space of another person’s pain no way to enter this space of pain and loss while remaining defended and protected against the emotional impact healthcare professionals can feel helpless, overwhelmed and defe
Slide 14: Offering compassionate objectivity
as healthcare professionals, it is important to offer compassionate objectivity it can be difficult to avoid becoming personally absorbed into a family’s grieving need to know own personal needs and limitations can be involved and concerned with family but remain separate from their grief
Slide 15: The Sound of Silence
The Sound of Silence… IDPH, 2013 sids SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SERVICES 17 Of Illinois, Inc.
Slide 16: A Mature Attitude Toward Death is Based on Facts
A Mature Attitude Toward Death is Based on 3 Facts: Death is universal Death is inevitable and irreversible Death is the physical cessation of life IDPH, 2013 sids SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SERVICES 18 Of Illinois, Inc.
Slide 17: Courage is the mastery of fear
“Courage is the mastery of fear, not the absence of fear.” Mark Twain courage – having the heart to take action despite fear acting on courage – nothing short of heroism working in crisis situations causes us to face our own grief it is important to recognize the manifestations of grief and
Slide 18: What is Compassion Fatigue?
What is Compassion Fatigue? Normal displays of chronic stress resulting from all of the care giving done Can have a negative effect on your life can lead to positive change and resiliency Symptoms Include: Bottled up emotions Isolation from others Excessive complaining from and about oth
Slide 19: PTSD
PTSD “Stress is a hazard of the workplace .” OSHA Unresolved grief and stress can affect career, self esteem, family life and relationships with superiors or co- workers If left untreated, chronic or long term stress can lead to PTSD sids SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SERVICES 21 Of Illinois, Inc.
Slide 20: Know Yourself
Know Yourself Recognize – do not ignore – feelings What do you think some physical symptoms might be? How can you resolve some of the physical symptoms? sids SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SERVICES 22 Of Illinois, Inc.
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Slide 22: Know Your Limitations
Know Your Limitations Consider a 2 person team – it helps to have someone there to “tag team” Give yourself permission to take a time out – excuse yourself for a few minutes to gather your thoughts. Ask for help. It is not a sign of weakness to reach out for help. Realize you are not perfect
Slide 23: Seeking Closure
Seeking Closure What does closure mean to you? Identify your emotions. Review details of incident Follow up with family. Share your feelings with co-workers Write about how you feel. sids SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SERVICES 25 Of Illinois, Inc.
Slide 24: Be Proud of the Good
Be Proud of the Good Identify the “rights” you have done for the family Reflect on how much you have learned Be proud of your agency’s standard of care Focus on the compassion you offered and the impact it will have on the family IDPH, 213 sids SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SERVICES 26 Of Illinois, In
Slide 25: Quote by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
“There is within each of us a potential for goodness beyond our imagining; for giving which seeks no reward; for listening without judgment; for loving unconditionally.” Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, MD IDPH, 2013 sids SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SERVICES 27 Of Illinois, Inc.
Slide 26: What can we do for ourselves? How can we re-fill our cup?
What can we do for ourselves? How can we re-fill our cup? What happens if we don’t re-fill our cup? IDPH, 213 sids SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SERVICES 28 Of Illinois, Inc.
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Slide 28: Some Strategies to Reduce Stress
Some Strategies to Reduce Stress Meditate. A few minutes of Take care of yourself. Eat practice per day can help ease healthy, well-balanced meals, anxiety. ... drink plenty of water… Breathe Deeply. Take a 5-minute Talk to others. Share your break and focus on your problems and how you are breathin
Slide 29: Brendan N. Maruyama
Brendan N. Maruyama June 1, 1985 – October 18, 1985 sids SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SERVICES Of Illinois, Inc. 31
Slide 30: We are a family of five
“We are a family of five, that has learned to live as a family of four.” Nancy Maruyama sids SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SERVICES 32 Of Illinois, Inc.
Slide 31: Contact SIDS of Illinois, Inc.
To contact the SIDS of Illinois, Inc. directly, please call toll free 1-800-432-SIDS Sudden Infant Death Services of Illinois, Inc 6010 State Route 53 Suite A Lisle, IL 60532 630-541-3901 office 630-541-8246 fax www.sidsillinois.org sids SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SERVICES 33 Of Illinois, Inc.
Slide 32: Group Discussion
Group Discussion • What support is available in your jurisdictions related to grief and loss? • How can members of your FIMR team support each other? • What do/can your Community Action Teams do to support grief and loss in your jurisdictions?
Slide 33: Jurisdiction Teams
Jurisdiction Teams What you can do as a team: • Practice coping strategies together. • Establish support groups for families and/or workers. • Find ways to honor the children who passed. • Others?
Slide 34: Grief & Loss Resources
Grief & Loss Resources Shared with the FIMR COIN: List of bereavement resources & bereavement counseling for SIDS & IM Other resources: National FIMR Program http://www.nfimr.org/
Slide 35: Vicarious Trauma Toolkit
Vicarious Trauma Toolkit Center for Fatality Review and Prevention https://www.childdeathreview.org/ https://www.childdeathreview.org/tools_and_resources/vicarious-trauma-toolkit/
Slide 36: Resources (cont.)
Resources (cont.) COPE Compassionate Options For Pediatric EMS
Slide 37: Updates
UPDATES
Slide 38: Upcoming…
Upcoming… FIMR Skills-building session JULY FIMR COIN (TBD): HRSA/MCHB Title V TA Meeting Using the FIMR Process to San Francisco, CA Review Zika Cases FIMR COIN Meeting 1-1 TA/ Coaching as needed
Slide 39: Updates & Alibis
Updates & Alibis
Slide 40: Closing thoughts
Closing thoughts
Slide 41: Questions & Comments to:
Questions & Comments to: Rosemary Fournier, NCFRP, rfournie@mphi.org Christina Ratleff, AMCHP, cratleff@amchp.org CDR Maria Benke, MCHB, mbenke@hrsa.gov
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