We have donors of fresh milk screened exactly as they would if they were  
donating to a milk bank.  The recipient family also signs a release  
relieving the hospital of all responsibility if the infant becomes ill from the  
milk (rg CMV). Your hospital lawyer and MDs are unlikely to allow fresh,  
unscreened donor milk in the NICU unless some attempt is made to minimize  risk.  
 All the forms are (and have been since 2008) in the CPQCC  Toolkit 
available free at: 
_http://www.cpqcc.org/quality_improvement/qi_toolkits/nutritional_support_of_the_vlbw_infant_rev_December_2008_ 
(http://www.cpqcc.org/quality_improvement/qi_toolkits/nutritional_support_of_the_vlbw_infant_rev_December
_2008) 
 
It is Appendix 4C
 
Nancy
Nancy E. Wight MD, IBCLC, FABM, FAAP
Neonatologist, San  Diego Neonatology, Inc.
Medical Director, Sharp HealthCare Lactation  Services
Sharp Mary Birch Hospital for Women and  Newborns

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