I looked up her info. Nice. Seems like a great advocate. The people in the know in science seem to accumulate a lot of post docs, which apparently is the case with her.
I don't know that the CE offering attendance is easily accessible in terms of who has accessed the info and who has not. Often the CE is free and it comes across the hospital community network as webadvisory available in room xxx at 12 noon. Nurses have a two year cycle to attain their CE requirement. Not specific at all in terms of quality of info one must obtain. If it gives you any frame of reference, I attained the requirement in my state by March of this year for the 2 year cycle by going to mandatory meetings that I wasn't particularly interested in. It is more difficult for those not working regularly, of course, but those who are actively employed have no problem.
In terms of the nursing school community, I wouldn't hold my breath for the cord blood info.Might be a nice to know item. Nursing schools are judged on their performance purely in terms of "pass rate" for state boards. I doubt highly that there is any cord blood info on the state board exam to become a nurse. Their questions encompass a broad array of topics and are more or less "dated" as well as "tried and true" info.
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