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The series is almost complete and therefore I wanted to share the link to the recorded trainings and resources located on the First Nations Telehealth Network Website. FNTN.ca Home
I would still like to do a session on substance use in pregnancy and self-care during pregnancy (wholistic approach with Indigenous Elders possibly) but this won’t happen until the new year. There is a lot of free training on this site along with many recordings that your CPNP projects may benefit from so please share as you see appropriate. The CPNP 101 training series was developed to provide community health workers with evidence based information on prenatal and infant nutrition. Each module includes resources and education tools to be used with CPNP clients. Introduction to the Canadian Prenatal Nutrition Program Nutrition During Pregnancy Discomforts During Pregnancy Diabetes and Pregnancy Simplifying Breastfeeding Infant Feeding First Solid Foods for First Nations Resource Training How to Host a Baby Food Making Workshop Let me know if you have any questions! Take care, Erin Bligh RD Community Nutrition Advisor, First Nations and Inuit Health Branch Indigenous Services Canada/Government of Canada erin.bligh@canada.ca / Cell: 587-338-0953 Nutritionniste communautaire, Direction générale de la santé des Premières nations et des Inuits Services aux Auchtochtones Canada/ Gouvernement du Canada erin.bligh@canada.ca / Cell: 587-338-0953
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