Resources for Health Professionals

National Support Line for Families, Friends, and Health Professionals: 952-715-7731, ext. 1
Stillbirth Prevention & Care
- Saving Babies Lives Care Bundle (United Kingdom)
- Saving Babies Bundle Handbook (Australia)
- Reducing Stillbirth in Scotland: Changing Culture and Practice, A Success Story — Catherine Calderwood, MD – Scotland’s Chief Medical Officer
- It’s Time to Solve the Puzzle of the Stagnant Stillbirth Rate in the US – Heather Florescue, D
- Potentially preventable stillbirth in a diverse US cohort– Obstet Gynecol. 2018 February ; 131(2): 336–343. .
Patient Information
- To obtain printed versions of the following brochures, they are available without charge in our store. Contact us at 952.715.7731 or [email protected] if you have any questions or would like more information.
- - Parenting in Pregnancy
  - Stillbirth
  - Miscarriage
  - Pregnancy After a Loss
  - Fathers Grief
  - Caring for Yourself After Perinatal Loss
  - Grieving Grandparents
  - Assisting Siblings with Perinatal Loss
  - How Friends and Family Can Help
  - Understanding Perinatal Autopsy and Testing
  - How Friends and Familly Can Help
  - Providing Comfort (Reference card for Health Care Professionals)
  - Parenting in Pregnancy
  - Pregnancy After Loss
  - Where to Begin When Your Baby Has Died
  - Coping with Neonatal Death
  - Coping with Infant Death
  - Coping with SUID/SIDS
Consultants

Recommended Reading
- Unified Position Statement on Seeing/Holding Stillborn Babies
- Cooling a Baby’s Body After Perinatal Death – Position Statement by Resolve Through Sharing
- Companioning at a Time of Perinatal Loss: A Guide for Nurses, Physicians, Social Workers, Chaplains, and Other Bedside Caregivers. By Jane Heustis and Marcia Jenkins.
- Stillbirth: Prediction, Prevention, and Management. Edited by Catherine Y. Spong, MD
- They Were Still Born: Personal Stories about Stillbirth. Edited by Janel C. Atlas.
- Silent Risk: Issues About The Human Umbilical Cord. 2nd Edition. By Jason Collins, MD, MSCR
- Meeting the Needs of Parents Pregnancy and Parenting After Perinatal Loss. By Joann O’Leary, PhD and Jane Warland, RN, RM, PhD
Videos
- - Nurses Grieve Too: Insights into Experiences with Perinatal Loss – produced by AWOHNN Canada
  - Researchers and artists from the Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) and the University of Newcastle have collaborated to create a tool to help women who have experienced stillbirth.