The Vital Role of a Nurse Coordinator in a Fetal Center
The nurse coordinator is the heart of the fetal care experience. They are the family’s guide, advocate, and trusted ally who helps them manage uncertainty with compassion and confidence. Their role is not just important; it is often life-changing for the parents and the baby alike.
A nurse coordinator is much more than an administrative guide. They are the bridge between the family and the wide range of specialists, therapies, and resources that a fetal center provides. They help ensure that care is coordinated, communication is clear, and the family never feels alone in navigating the journey ahead.
What Mental Health Really Means for NICU Families | Inside the NICU Part 3 | More than Nine Podcast and Transcript
At the NICU, these providers are medically supporting the babies, but they are also seeing the emotional strain on families. They don’t have the capacity or skillset to really support them in the way that they always need- that’s where this program comes in.
Inside the NICU with Dr. Celeste Poe, Part 1 | More Than Nine Podcast Podcast and Transcript
Listen on Spotify Erika Wolf-Ferraco, Executive Director, Fetal Health Foundation: Hello everyone and welcome into the Fetal Health Foundation’s first ever podcast, More Than Nine: Real Talk on Life Before, Within and Beyond the Womb, where we’ll be...
Caring for Complex Fetal and Pregnancy Conditions: Expert Insights from Stanford Children’s Health
Stanford Children’s Health offers expert, coordinated care for complex fetal and pregnancy conditions. Discover how multidisciplinary teams support families from diagnosis through delivery and beyond.
Prematurity Awareness Month: Supporting Families, Advancing Healthy Pregnancies
November is Prematurity Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about preterm birth, honor the resilience of premature infants, and support families with educational resources for healthy pregnancies.