CME HOURS
ACA‐20260002820
There is a gap in knowledge and practical skills among healthcare practitioners regarding the fundamentals of breastfeeding and evidence-based practices to support mothers and infants, including assessing breastfeeding, providing support and advice, addressing common challenges, and implementing recommended practices according to the 20-hour breastfeeding approach and World Health Organization recommendations.
( 2 DAYS )
Explain the importance of breastfeeding, lactation physiology, infant development, and maternal health and nutrition during breastfeeding.
Describe evidence-based breastfeeding practices, including antenatal preparation, postpartum care, complementary feeding, and the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative.
Apply appropriate breastfeeding techniques, including positioning, latch, milk expression, storage, and preparation of infant formula.
Assess breastfeeding, milk supply, infant feeding difficulties, and common breast conditions, and identify when referral or multidisciplinary support is required.
Evaluate breastfeeding support practices and implement strategies that promote, protect, and sustain breastfeeding in healthcare settings and the community.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to explain the benefits and physiology of breastfeeding, apply appropriate breastfeeding techniques, demonstrate effective counseling and communication skills, assess common breastfeeding challenges, and implement evidence-based strategies to promote, protect, and sustain breastfeeding.
-Pediatric specialists at mch dammam , breastfeeding specialists, breastfeeding committee coordinator at mch dammam , Certified Lactation Educator, Member of the Breastfeeding Association, Certified Evaluator for Baby Friendly Hospitals, Certified Breastfeeding Coach, and Member of the Breastfeeding Association
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-Counselor and lactation educator -TOT B.F
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