Videos

A particularly rewarding part of the PQCNC experience is meeting and sharing with patients/parents/families. Working in partnership with them has enriched the collaborative and I am amazed by, and thankful to, each of them for sharing their time, insights, and unique perspective.

The parents below went above and beyond in giving generously of their time and, without hesitation, courageously agreeing to work with me to share their story on video in hopes that it might be useful to a larger audience.

I've been impressed by their candor and their ability to not only eloquently share their own very personal experiences but to see the 'big picture' and clearly articulate the larger lessons that can be learned from their own experience.

I can't thank them enough...

-Keith M. Cochran

(There are a very limited number of DVDs available of the videos below – if you are interested please use the “Contact Us” link above to contact me.)

Nurturing Your Newborn: Skin-to-Skin Care: Strengthening the bond with your new baby with skin-to-skin contact. There are tons of benefits for the infant and the parents. Mommy-to-be Tera Blake gets expert advice that's beneficial for mom

FOX 50 and MIX 101.5 have partnered with PQCNC to create the NC39weeks Initiative.

NC39weeks is a community campaign designed to create awareness and provide crucial information for moms, families and health care providers on the importance of waiting at least 39 weeks to deliver a baby. NC39weeks is an interactive initiative that includes TV and radio public service announcements, a dedicated informational website – www.NC39weeks.com - and the opportunity for moms and healthcare providers to take a NC39weeks Pledge. Other partners in the campaign include the March of Dimes and the NC Quality Center.

"Morgan Paul"

On preparing for, the value of, and the importance of providing support for breastfeeding...

"Maverick"

On the importance of the "Eliminating Elective Deliveries Under 39 Weeks Gestation" Initiative.

"Gabby"

On the importance of the Catheter Associated Blood Stream Infections (CABSI) initiative...