After the loss of an infant - Suppression of breast milk supply

Content
2 modules

Rating

Course Length
60 mins

Instructor
Medela Global Education

Price
Free

Description

With an infant's demise the missing piece in bereavement care, is suppression of breast milk supply.  This course provides safe lactation suppression strategies and delivers information on support services and breast milk donation.

This program has been approved for 1.0 contact hours; provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, CEP 13692.

 

Presenter

Donna Warr, RN, IBCLC

Donna currently works as a lactation consultant through Lee Health’s Family Education and Lactation Services in Southwest Florida. With over 30 years of experience as a NICU nurse, Donna understands the challenges that new families face, particularly when encountering so many different caregivers throughout their prenatal and labour and delivery experience – and the confusion that inconsistent or mixed messages from these different caregivers can cause. She has also published an article, “After the loss of an infant: Suppression of breast milk supply”, in Neonatal Network The Journal of Neonatal Nursing’s July/August 2019 issue.

Objectives

Upon completion of this program, the participant will be able to:

  • Understand safe lactation suppression strategies
  • Understand available support services

Certificate

By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate Certificate After the loss of an infant-Suppression of breast milk supply

Learning Credits

CEU
1.0
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After the loss of an infant: Suppression of breast milk supply
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Course evaluation: After the loss on an infant
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Added 4 days ago, by Anonymous
good info
 
Added 5 days ago, by Anonymous
Good presentation
 
Added 6 days ago, by Holly
thank you
 
Added 9 days ago, by KRISTI
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Added 14 days ago, by Agustina
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Added 17 days ago, by Melanee
great course!
 
Added 23 days ago, by Anonymous
There was some misinformation about milk donation. There are additional steps to become a milk donor beside consent to have one's blood drawn. I would hesitate to include specific medication deferrals as those can change.
 
Added about 1 month ago, by Anonymous
informative
 
Added about 2 months ago, by Cielo
thanks! Very informative!
 
Added about 2 months ago, by Anonymous
Great course!

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