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Marcia Glass writes:
< However the exact expectations for these new positions varies, often by
setting. An LC in hospital is expected to handle complicated problems as well
as normal situations. The WIC-type LC's often just do counseling and aren't
prepared to handle more complicated situations. I may be wrong of course, but
I doubt that many of them use SNS's and follow up premie moms and so on.
They would probably refer them out just as lay counselors should and do. There
is a pyramid of sorts, of lactation helpers.>
In my case, I have a contract with WIC agencies in my city and see ONLY
those mothers who are high risk and having complicated problems. I've help train
many peer counselors to handle the basics, and they then refer what they
cannot handle to me.
Kathy Parkes, RN, IBCLC, RLC
The Lactation Connection (TLC) Inc.
San Antonio, TX
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