Changing the conversation around infant mortality by providing comprehensive education and resource connections to ensure that each baby wakes up with a smile.
In this recent podcast from @smilechildapp, @KidSafety_PhD and @thelizklein discussed their work on the public health and health behavior implications of social media messages about child injury prevention:
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Incredibly proud of the @moms2b_columbus program, its successful interdisciplinary approach to addressing the profound challenges surrounding infant mortality and the undeniably positive impact on our community.
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Today @OHdeptofhealth is releasing the 2019 Infant Mortality Report. It shows that the number of Ohio infants who died before their first birthdays dropped to 929 last year, a third straight year of decline.
Here’s a look at some of the topics we will be covering in our upcoming educational iOS app viewed through the lens of the app’s search page. Swipe to see one of our educational modules with flash cards about Shaken Baby Syndrome. #babies#newmom#breastfeeding#safesleep
To read more about Dr. Gabbe, go to:
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To RSVP to listen to the discussion with Dr. Gabbe and our other panelists, go to:
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We are also excited to welcome Dr. Pat Gabbe to our virtual panel event this evening. Dr. Gabbe is a Professor of Pediatrics and Obstetrician and Gynecologist at The Ohio State College of Medicine and Nationwide Children’s Hospital, as well as the founder and Director of Moms2B
To RSVP to listen to Dr. Reber and our other panelists answer questions on COVID-19’s impact on infant and maternal health, go to:
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Among many leadership roles, Dr. Reber is the Associate Division Chief of Neonatology at Nationwide Children’s Hospital and is also on the Executive Board for the Children’s Hospital Neonatal Consortium.
To read more about Dr. Reber, go to:
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We are also happy to welcome Dr. Leif Nelin to our virtual panel event to be held tomorrow night. Dr. Nelin is the Division Chief of Neonatology at Nationwide Children’s Hospital and conducts clinical research on respiratory diseases in newborns.
A leader in the Columbus philanthropy community, Lee currently serves as the Deputy Chief of Staff for External Affairs in the cabinet of Mayor Andrew Ginther and as the Interim Executive Director of CelebrateOne.
SmileChild uses a module-based education model for our iOS app in which users learn about important infant care topics like smoking cessation and safe sleep. The curriculum is developed jointly by local nonprofit organizations and physicians at Nationwide Children’s Hospital.
Once completing the educational content, users can earn points. Points can be redeemed for varying rewards including grocery discounts, diapers, bibs and Pack-n-Plays.
Within the Smile tab, caregivers can track personal and communal growth as we move to improve the status of infant health in the city of Columbus. Through the empowerment of caregivers, SmileChild hopes to create a world where every child has the chance to smile.
With a greater understanding of proper infant care, and with newly found resources, Smilechild hopes that every user takes a moment to reflect on the impact they have made on their own child, and the surrounding community.