COMPLIANCE DETERMINATION Safe Sleep – Recommendation 6 Recommendation Summary:

Objectives of the webinar include: understanding the sudden infant death review process in Manitoba, the burden of Sudden Unexpected Infant Death, the social determinants that increase risk, sleep- related risk factors and prevention measures, and the role of the helping professional. [...] Consultation and collaboration occurred interdepartmentally with the input and expertise of the Injury Prevention Team, and an e-learning module was created by the Department of Families. [...] The timeline for completion of the modules is to occur by the end of the first quarter for Public Health Nurses, nurses working in healthcare settings where infants sleep, and by the end of the second quarter for Families First Home Visitors and Early Childhood Educators. [...] 2023 • Manitoba Health reported that, upon the finalization of the course, the Department will obtain the course in a SCORM file format and post it on the Learn Flex System (LMS) to make it accessible for provincial health care staff. [...] • As stated in the response from Manitoba Health and Seniors Care: “The Public Health Branch has been committed to responding to the current pandemic and will be able to return to regular and routine work such as responding to these recommendations once the COVID-19 vaccination campaign has been completed and has moved into the universal on-going public health systems and processes.” Analysis Summ.