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Studying for the Obstetric and Neonatal Quality and Safety (C-ONQS) Exam? 
Or do you want to learn more about obstetric and neonatal quality and safety?  
You're in the right place!

Elevating Practice/Empowering Nurses/Improving Outcomes

Supporting nurses who are:

  • Obstetric and Neonatal Quality and Safety (ONQS) exam candidates

  • Perinatal Nurse Leaders

  • Bedside nurses specializing in labor and delivery, mother baby, and neonatal care

  • Nursing clinical faculty 

  • New and seasoned nurses

 

Providing quality and safety resource information that is: 

  • Easy to read 

  • Evidence-based 

  • Applicable to real life with case examples and practical tips 

 

Empowering nurses by supplying education, tools and resources to bring effective change to the bedside

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Here’s everything you need in one place- We’ve done the work for you! 

 

What's different about this information?  It's written through the lens of an insider and offers case examples to bring the content to life, along with practical tips and suggestions. 

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Testimonials

Jess

Jessica Bancroft-Davis

Perinatal Safety Nurse

MSN, RNC-OB, C-ONQS, C-EFM

The C-ONQS Study Guide is a must have reference for all Labor and Delivery & Maternity nursing units. Not just a review for the ONQS certification… but an ongoing reference tool for anyone looking to positively improve patient safety and quality, especially perinatal safety programs, and perinatal safety nurses like myself. The patient examples the author uses add clarity and context to her comprehensive review of obstetric safety.

Angie Wise

Angie Wise

MSN, RNC-MNN, C-ONQS 

Thank you for sending out the very helpful weekly emails for C-ONQS prep. Not only do I find them extremely useful, but quite interesting reading as well!!!  Your articles really helped me put a realistic and applicable eye on things, I can use your information in real-time. They were in depth enough to understand, yet, not so lengthy that I couldn’t read and reread in a few minutes.

Vickie Aberbook

Vickie Aberbook

RNC-OB, C-EFM, MSN, CNS

I have been so grateful and pleased with receiving articles from Jeanette for the last eleven months as I prepare and study for the Certification in Obstetrics and Neonatal Quality (C-ONQS) examination. During the last year I have received articles supplying information regarding every topic one would need to study as he/she gets ready for the test.   I loved that the articles are short and succinct and elucidate the topics in an easy manner.  So much better for me than having to study through different textbooks.  I actually looked forward to getting the information every week! I just have to truly thank Jeanette for her endeavors and sharing her expertise.

Deanna Starr Williams

Deanna Starr Williams

MSN, RN, C-ONQS

I work long hours as a Director in a Hospital setting and studying at the end of the day was hard sometimes due to fatigue and decreased attention span. I read through Jeanette’s OB-Neonatal Study Guide as a supplement to my C-ONQS review course.   The articles are well written, easy to digest, interesting, and they explain concepts in a way that deepens your understanding. The OB Neonatal Study Guide helped me to focus on the key points that ultimately made my test taking process less stressful.  I highly recommend this study guide not only for studying for the C-ONQS exam, but also for providing bite sized education that you can share with staff nurses to increase their knowledge of OB and Neonatal quality, ethics, and risk topics and how influential they are at the front line to improve them.    Thank you!!

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