Washburn School of Nursing is in need of pregnant women.
The school's maternal/infant course does a "Core Family" project, in which they work with a pregnant woman though prenatal, delivery and postnatal care. The student is matched with a family who will be having a baby during the course of the semester. The family will share their experiences with the student and observes the delivery of the baby.
"The student visits the family before delivery, provides added support
during labor and delivery and then visits at home a few weeks later," said Nora Clark, assistant professor of nursing.
The school is looking for women to participate in the program, who are due between the last week of March and the first week of May.
Interested mothers-to-be can contact Clark at 670-1211 or at nora.clark@washburn.edu.
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