Post by isadoramartinez on Apr 27, 2023 8:38:04 GMT -5
Good Morning
I am looking for some advice on how to address low participation in our Centering Parenting groups-due to lack of support from other pediatric physicians. Management has address this in faculty meetings but does not seem to change. For example, instead of talking about/promoting Centering Parenting during the newborn visit a nurse/co-facilitator will go in after the visit and " briefly" talk about Centering- this isn't working, most parents are overwhelmed and sometimes the nurse is unable to catch new parents before they leave. I am the Centering Coordinator and co-facilitate all the Centering Pregnancy groups- during these groups I do promote it during our groups however some of group members do not come back to our pediatric department for care.
- Just looking for suggestions on what other conversations should I have with peds or any suggestions on to get more participants.
Thank you
I am looking for some advice on how to address low participation in our Centering Parenting groups-due to lack of support from other pediatric physicians. Management has address this in faculty meetings but does not seem to change. For example, instead of talking about/promoting Centering Parenting during the newborn visit a nurse/co-facilitator will go in after the visit and " briefly" talk about Centering- this isn't working, most parents are overwhelmed and sometimes the nurse is unable to catch new parents before they leave. I am the Centering Coordinator and co-facilitate all the Centering Pregnancy groups- during these groups I do promote it during our groups however some of group members do not come back to our pediatric department for care.
- Just looking for suggestions on what other conversations should I have with peds or any suggestions on to get more participants.
Thank you
