Perinatal Loss in the Community: How to Improve Care and Support Grieving Families – Star Legacy — Learn

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Perinatal Loss in the Community: How to Improve Care and Support Grieving Families

Categories Allied Health Professionals, Health Professionals, Mental Health Professionals

At the conclusion of this course, participants will be able to:
* Describe holistic care for families enduring perinatal death
* Review racial disparities in perinatal loss and cultural implications for bereavement
* Identify opportunities for improvement in pregnancy loss and infant death
* List resources available to health professionals and families during pregnancy & bereavement

Course Curriculum

Perinatal Loss in the Community: How to Improve Care and Support Grieving Families

Perinatal Bereavement

02:08:27
Depression vs Grief

01:03:34
Cultural Considerations

00:00
Pregnancy After Loss

00:00
Parent & Provider Resources

00:00
Caring For The Caregiver

00:00
Emerging Research: Is Stillbirth Preventable?

01:27:31
Learning From Patients

00:00
Evaluation

Level

All Levels
Total Enrolled

111
Duration

10 hours
Last Updated

October 27, 2025
Certificate

Certificate of completion

A course by

Kathleen Massmann, LPCC, CPLC, PhD

All healthcare professionals that participate in the care of the perinatal loss patient and her family.
NURSES: This nursing continuing professional development activity was approved by Colorado Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. 10.0 Contact Hours will be awarded upon completion of the activity, 80% passing score on post-test, and course evaluation. There are no relevant financial relationships with ineligible companies for those involved with the ability to control the content of this activity. Expiration of course accreditation: May 8, 2027.
SOCIAL WORKERS: Star Legacy Foundation is an approved provider of continuing for social workers by the Minnesota Board of Social Work. Social workers can claim up to 10.0 hours of continuing education for participation in this activity and completion of the evaluation form.