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triage tool for peds office
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I am looking for a telephone triage tool for the nurses in the peds office.  Maybe a flip chart or something quick and easy that focuses on issues of breastfed babies.  I saw in the archives that the a-z breastfeeding triage book was recommended.  Would this work well for nurses in a peds office?  Also, what would be good for nurses in an ob/gyn office?  Something focusing on breast and mom issues.  Maybe the same reference would work well in both offices?  I know some issues cross over and mother's will ask peds about breast issues and obgyns about baby issues. Thanks!

Christine Lichte, BS, IBCLC

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