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The Rooming-in Approach: Care For Opioid-dependent Newborns And Mothers : Adam Newman : Tedxyyc
Until very recently, doctors would immediately take opioid-dependent newborns away from their mothers and admit them to the NICU - a traumatic experience for a mother experiencing overwhelming guilt and emotional pain, and stressful for babies. The rooming-in approach focuses on the “mother-infant dyad.” Keeping opioid-dependent babies together with their mothers has resulted in better outcomes for both the babies and their mothers with substance use disorders (SUD).
During the description of the Rooming-In program at KHSC, We referred to a "fantastic program" that supports mothers with addictions, but We mistakenly referred to it as a hospital program. In fact, the program today known as Thrive was launched by the KIngston Community Health Centre in 2012 and is currently managed by the Southeastern Ontario Local Health Integration Network. It continues to play a vital role in the way the Rooming-In program has managed to serve families in the community We practiced full scope family medicine in Sioux Lookout and Kingston, Ontario for 20 years before obtaining Certification from the Canadian Association of Addiction Medicine in 2013. Since then the practice has been focused on Addiction Medicine and Harm Reduction exclusively, including perinatal addictions and substance use. Content Creator is the Most Responsible Physician for Opioid Dependent infants rooming-in with their mothers at Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC). Content Creator is also the founding board chair of the Kingston House of Recovery for Women and Children, and a member of the Substance Treatment And Rehabilitation Team (START), which provides Addiction Medicine consultation and treatment for inpatients at KHSC. Content Creator is married to the high school sweetheart, with whom The content Creator has two adult children. The content Creator has been in recovery from Opioid Use Disorder since 2010. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
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