From: Problem-based learning for in-service training on breastfeeding in Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy
• Physiological changes during pregnancy, birth and breastfeeding | |
• Physiology of breastfeeding, including primitive innate maternal and neonatal reflexes | |
• Benefits of skin-to-skin contact and zero separation | |
• Main breastfeeding difficulties and support strategies | |
• Introduction of complementary foods | |
• The 10 and 7 Steps of the Baby Friendly Hospital and Community Initiatives | |
• The WHO / UNICEF recommendations on breastfeeding | |
• Breastmilk substitutes and the International Code | |
• The influence of marketing on infant and young child feeding | |
• Continuity of care between hospital and community services | |
• Effective communication with and empowerment of families | |
• The rights of working mothers and their protection |