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Kim,
As far as I understand, you can visit hospital patients, especially at the
patient's request, and give all the BrFdg help she needs. Staff doesn't need
to know if you are a friend or a paid consultant.
The only issue could be after hours, when visitors are asked to leave.
I know several PPLCs who do and have visited clients in the hospital as part
of their agreed-upon services.
Phyllis
Phyllis Adamson, BA, IBCLC, RLC
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Subject: PPLC in Hospital setting
I need to pick your brains. I have a client that is wanting me to meet
> her on delivery day (c-sec) and assist her with breastfeeding
> initiation. I would like to know what you do in this situation. What
> are the legal and ethical responsibilities for me? Thank you for your
help.
>
> A. Kim Sweet RN, IBCLC
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