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Date: | Sun, 16 Jan 2005 01:04:17 -0500 |
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I agree with the concerns voiced by other Lactnetters about this idea.
The public is already confused enough by all the lactation helpers, what
with course-conferred initials vs IBCLC vs peer counsellors vs. mother
to mother breastfeeding support volunteers without adding another.
It seems the intent is to build a body of knowlege that any allied
health professional should have to assist breastfeeding dyads in their
specialty, and provide some recognition for getting it. It might be
more productive for IBCLCs who are already members of those professions
to convince the educators that breastfeeding is important, and that is
should be included in the course of study for any HCP. It is not
necessary to reinvent the wheel, as the WHO 18 hour course would
probably do the trick.
Catherine Watson Genna, IBCLC NYC
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