ABM Clinical Protocol #7: Model Maternity Policy Supportive of Breastfeeding

Hernández-Aguilar, Maria-Teresa; Bartick, Melissa; Schreck, Paula K.; Harrel, Cadey

doi:10.1016/b978-0-323-68013-4.00044-4

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“…LB wrote memos on the resolution to the discrepancies; LB updated the codebook; and LB and DE made corrections to previously coded data. LB coded the remaining 80% of the responses using the updated codes; themes were further reviewed and defined using memo writing while also considering ABM Clinical Protocols (Hernandez‐Aguilar et al, 2018; Holmes et al, 2013; Kellams et al, 2017). Breastfeeding contraindications (e.g., illicit drug use, incompatible medication and HIV), higher level of care for infants, prematurity, offering donor human milk for supplementation instead of infant formula, and other extenuating circumstances were not included in further analysis due to the focus on infant formula supplementation of healthy, term, breastfed newborns.…”

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A nation‐wide study on the common reasons for infant formula supplementation among healthy, term, breastfed infants in US hospitals

Bookhart

Anstey

Kramer

et al. 2021

Maternal & Child Nutrition

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In-hospital infant formula supplementation of breastfed infants reduces breastfeeding duration, yet little is known about common reasons for infant formula supplementation. We examined the three most common reasons for in-hospital infant formula supplementation of healthy, term, breastfed infants in the US reported by hospital staff. Hospital data were obtained from the 2018 Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care survey (n = 2045), which is completed by hospital staff. An open-ended question on the top three reasons for in-hospital infant formula supplementation was analyzed using thematic qualitative analysis and the frequencies for each reason were reported. The top three most common reasons for in-hospital infant formula supplementation reported by hospital staff included medical indications (70.0%); maternal request/preference/feelings (55.9%); lactation management-related issues (51.3%); physical but non-medically indicated reasons (36.1%); social influences (18.8%); perceived cultural/societal/ demographic factors (8.2%) and medical staff/institutional practices (4.7%). These findings suggest that a variety of factors should be considered to address unnecessary infant formula supplementation. Lactation management support delivered in a timely and culturally sensitive manner and targeted to mother-infant dyads with potential medical and physical indications may reduce unnecessary inhospital infant formula supplementation.

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A nation‐wide study on the common reasons for infant formula supplementation among healthy, term, breastfed infants in US hospitals

Bookhart

Anstey

Kramer

et al. 2021

Maternal & Child Nutrition

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“…Se espera que un recién nacido demande entre 8 o 12 tomas de leche materna por día en los primeros días de vida extrauterina. 16 Esta alta demanda es necesaria para el adecuado establecimiento de la lactancia. Se espera un decremento ponderal del recién nacido en sus primeros días de vida.…”

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Abordaje diagnóstico de hipogalactia para el pediatra de primer contacto

Contreras Garduño

2024

Acta Pediatr Mex

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La lactancia materna (LM) es una de las formas más eficaces para garantizar la salud de los niños. México sigue siendo uno de los países que se encuentra muy distante de las metas de desarrollo sostenible establecidas para el 2030 así como a las recomendaciones internacionales en LM. La hipogalactia o baja producción de leche es una de las principales causas de abandono a la lactancia en México. En este trabajo se revisarán los principales aspectos para el abordaje diagnóstico enfocado a una atención pediátrica de primer contacto.

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ABM Clinical Protocol #7: Model Maternity Policy Supportive of Breastfeeding

Cited by 2 publications

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A nation‐wide study on the common reasons for infant formula supplementation among healthy, term, breastfed infants in US hospitals

A nation‐wide study on the common reasons for infant formula supplementation among healthy, term, breastfed infants in US hospitals

Abordaje diagnóstico de hipogalactia para el pediatra de primer contacto

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