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Clinical Impact · 2025–2026

The film changes what clinicians do next.

Across three independent clinical events, 331 credentialed clinicians evaluated 24 Days Without You and the live panel that follows it. Their evaluations were administered by the host institutions — not by us.

3
Clinical events

National & regional health systems, 2025–2026

331
Clinicians evaluated

RN, APRN, LMHP, PsyD, RDMS, OT/PT

#1
Highest-rated session

Of the full-day hospital system conference

100%
Presenters effective

Perinatal Quality Collaborative, n=95

Measured Learning Outcomes

At a 2026 hospital system conference, 96 clinicians rated what the film taught them.

100%

agreed their knowledge of AFE signs & symptoms increased

98.9%

agreed their knowledge of birth trauma & PTSD improved

97.9%

agreed their knowledge of trauma-informed care strategies improved

Respondents who agreed or strongly agreed · n=96

Learning Objectives, Measured

Each objective the film sets out to teach, paired with the evidence that it landed.

Patient Voice and Advocacy

Understanding the patient experience during medical emergencies.

#1Rated the highest of any session at the full-day conference; nearly 100% rated Annie "Generally Excellent."

Communication in Crisis

Effective provider–patient communication during high-stress situations.

100%Agreed presenters were effective at delivering the content · PQC, n=95

Trauma-Informed Care

Recognizing and responding to trauma in healthcare settings.

97.9%Agreed their knowledge of trauma-informed care strategies improved · n=96

Postpartum Support

Highlighting the need for comprehensive support after traumatic births.

98.9%Agreed their knowledge of birth trauma & PTSD improved · n=96

What Clinicians Plan to Change in their Practice

More than 95 attendees named a specific change to their own practice — unprompted, in open-ended responses.

  • Screen more mothers for postpartum depression and anxiety
  • Implement trauma-informed care in all postpartum visits
  • Assess mental health alongside physical recovery after traumatic births
  • Recognize and respond early to signs and symptoms of AFE
  • Debrief more thoroughly with patients and families
  • Simulate AFE scenarios with care teams
  • Advocate for universal mental health screening
  • Improve language with patients who experienced birth trauma

In Their Words

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"BEST part of the conference and I haven't stopped thinking about the impact this will have on everyone that watches it. So many perspectives, and having Annie and her doctor present to ask questions to, was far beyond what my expectations were for this. Wow!"

Perinatal Quality Collaborative attendee
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"I loved this seminar. It opened my eyes on a topic I was not familiar with."

Hospital system conference attendee
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"I went home and told so many people about Annie's story. I wish everyone could see her video."

Perinatal Quality Collaborative attendee

Where the Data Comes From

Three independent events. Evaluations administered by the host institutions.

Event 1 · 2026

Hospital System

96 respondents

Highest-rated session of the full-day conference. 100% agreed their AFE knowledge increased.

Event 2 · 2026

Nursing Conference

Qualitative evaluation

Attendees described the session as emotional, powerful, and the highlight of the conference.

Event 3 · 2025

Perinatal Quality Collaborative

95 respondents

100% agreed presenters displayed expertise and delivered the content effectively.

RN Registered NursesAPRN Advanced Practice RNsLMHP Licensed Mental Health ProfessionalsPsyD Doctoral PsychologistsRDMS Diagnostic SonographersOT/PT Occupational & Physical Therapists

Credential mix reflects Event 1. Additional impact data available on request.

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