Breastfeeding | Human Medicine: Interprofessional Continuing Education Module
Starts On:
03/22/2021: 12:00 AM EDT
Ends On:
03/21/2025: 11:45 PM EDT
Type:
Enduring Material (eLearning)
Location:
Online learning
Credits:
3.5
Objectives:
1. Describe national goals and recommendations for breastfeeding in the US.
2. Describe the evidence base behind the benefits of breastfeeding.
3. Recognize how a team-based approach impacts breastfeeding success.
4. Identify best practices in promoting optimal maternal child health outcomes.
5. Identify sociodemographic factors that underlie current breastfeeding trends.
6. Describe the scope of different health care professionals as they relate to breastfeeding support, promotion, and success.
1. Describe national goals and recommendations for breastfeeding in the US.
2. Describe the evidence base behind the benefits of breastfeeding.
3. Recognize how a team-based approach impacts breastfeeding success.
4. Identify best practices in promoting optimal maternal child health outcomes.
5. Identify sociodemographic factors that underlie current breastfeeding trends.
6. Describe the scope of different health care professionals as they relate to breastfeeding support, promotion, and success.
Speaker(s)
John Bates, PhD, School of MedicineCasey Bland, MSN
Lars Bode, PhD
Andrea Borda, CLC, Mississippi Deparment of Health
Kimarie Bugg, DNP
Tamentanefer Camara, IBCLC
Cathy Carothers, BA, IBCLC, Every Mother, Inc.
Charlene Collier, MD, Obstetrics & Gynecology
Ralph Didlake, MD, Surgery
Karen Johnson, Adaptive Branding
Zahra Koopaei, BS
Tess Lefmann PhD, MSW, PhD, Social Work
Tawanda Logan-Hurt, BS
Sheree Melton, MD, Family Medicine
Michelle Owens, MD, MS, OB-GYN
Kimberly Ramsey, MHA, Office of WIC
LaTonia Richardson, MSW, LMSW, Pediatrics
Rebecca Saenz, MD
Lori Winter, MD, Cooper Medical School of Rowan University
