Proactive Lactation Support

Content
2 modules

Rating

Course length
60 mins

Instructor
Medela Global Education

Description

This e-learning module highlights the urgent need to improve care for mothers facing challenges that impede the initiation of lactation. Drawing on insights from two recent publications, it offers evidence-based guidance to support these often-overlooked "invisible mothers" and enhance lactation outcomes through targeted, compassionate care strategies.

This is course 3 of 4 foundational modules:

  1. Foundations of human lactation in healthy mothers and healthy term breastfeeding infants
     
  2. Value of colostrum – nurturing infant health drop by drop
     
  3. Proactive lactation support
     
  4. Best practices for effective lactation initiation and coming to volume in the NICU

Objectives

  • Review the importance of breastfeeding and the physiology of lactation
  • Describe the critical window of time to optimize human milk supply
  • List the risk factors which may affect milk production or breastfeeding
  • Outline proposed clinical pathways to manage those at risk

Certificate

By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate Medela University Accredited Certificate

Learning credits

CEU
1.0
CPD
1.0
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Proactive lactation support
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Added 8 days ago, by Samantha
helpful
 
Added 11 days ago, by Anonymous
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Added 13 days ago, by Rebbecca
Informative
 
Added 14 days ago, by MiYanna
good course
 
Added 22 days ago, by Nalany
Excellent
 
Added 23 days ago, by Morgan
This course is an excellent resource.
 
Added 25 days ago, by Camille
Thank you for the information
 
Added 27 days ago, by Petrina
Very good content
 
Added 27 days ago, by Anonymous
great
 
Added about 1 month ago, by Lauren
Thank you so much! This course was very helpful for my practice as a NICU nurse and as a DNP student interested in increasing breastfeeding in the NICU!

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