<<On the other hand, I would not knowingly participate in a survey
distributed by a non-Code compliant company. My ethics are worth more
than a crisp, new $1 bill>>

I fail to see how answering these particular survey questions -- which are
along the lines of "How many women do you work with each month? What are
the main problems you see? Do you recommend blah, blah, blah? If so, what
brands? -- is a violation of ethics. I welcomed the opportunity to let
whatever company this is know that, no, I do *not* often recommend nipple
creams or other manufactured-for-a-profit products!

Furthermore, for years I have taken money from companies that are
blatantly non-Code-compliant -- I've been employeed by hospitals. Should
IBCLCs work only in private practice?

Jennifer Herrin, RN, IBCLC
Heidelberg, Germany

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