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Date: | Sat, 28 Oct 2006 17:18:57 -0400 |
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I think Melinda's comments remind us that communication is a two way street.
And Laurie's shows us what happens when someone puts up a road block! I
think the biggest problem with the SoP is the "contradicting and ignoring
the advice of the HCP."
I wouldn't do # 5, not permitted in NJ under my RN, or APN SoP and I don't
see it as appropriate as an IBCLC (even if we all do wish we could clip
tongues !)
As far as prescribing - I'll always remember the OB who called me late one
Sat pm to ask me what to give the mom for thrush on her nipples. ( I had
told her to call the OB and get a medicine for them :-)
Other specialties who are non medical (ie: not dr) are PT, pharmacy,
respiratory etc. They contradict the dr if what dr is ordering is
inappropriate. I see IBCLC as an advanced practice person, just as a PT is
an advanced practice person. What do PT's SoPs look like?
I'm not sure what the answer to this mess is, for now I don't think I'll be
using my credential IBCLC (21 years), unless IBLCE immediately rescinds the
published SoP. I am very upset about this, as I am phasing out of my ped np
work and wanted to work in lactation.
Thoughtfully, Pat in SNJ
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