The WSRGN continues to offer the free online telehealth training course for family advocates and other program staff that want to have a foundation of telehealth to help the families they serve.  The seven module course takes less than two hours to complete and the trainee receives a certificate of completion after they finish the course.

Anyone interested in taking the training course can go to: https://www.familytelehealthtraining.org/. Just register and do the modules at your own pace.

The WSRGN has transconverted the animated video: “What to Expect from a Telehealth Visit” into Samoan and Mandarin Chinese:

• The Samoan transcoverted video, “Tapenapenaga mo se Talavai e Faia i le Telehealth” can be found at: https://youtu.be/SpILTXsNzMM
• The Mandarin Chinese transcoverted video, “遠距醫療看診須知”, can be found at: https://youtu.be/pg4qzmPCEeI

• https://www.nichq.org/news-item/explore-hrsas-new-newborn-screening-information-center
• https://newbornscreening.hrsa.gov/

• https://www.nichq.org/news-item/explore-hrsas-new-newborn-screening-information-center
• https://newbornscreening.hrsa.gov/

The WSRGN has created a Spanish translation of the What to Expect from a Telehealth Visit. This is the first of several translations to come in the new year.

• https://youtu.be/SG1dTfHUPKc

The WSRGN has updated the “What to Expect from a Telehealth Visit” video with advice on seeking out a translator. Please feel free to share this version

• https://youtu.be/5joffD8qOi8

• https://www.nichq.org/news-item/explore-hrsas-new-newborn-screening-information-center
• https://newbornscreening.hrsa.gov/

The WSRGN has created a Spanish translation of the What to Expect from a Telehealth Visit. This is the first of several translations to come in the new year. The video will be on the WSRGN website soon.

The WSRGN has updated the “What to Expect from a Telehealth Visit” video with advice on requesting a translator if needed. The new video will be on the WSRGN website soon.

New data available to researchers by request. Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) State-level 2018 Data. PRAMS provides data on maternal attitudes, experiences and behaviors around the time of pregnancy. PRAMS is currently funded in 50 sites and covers about 83% of all live births in the United States, including 47 states, New York City, Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico. Learn more.