Regarding your upcoming class to physicians:  I was asked to teach similar
class  last year.  Very nervous.  Worked on this class for weeks (maybe
months).  I had all the latest, very medical, very serious, detailed
information about breastfeeding!
    My first ? to them was, " Were any of you breastfed, &/or  did you or
your wife breastfeed?"
    I was amazed at the high numbers!  So I thought this is an easy group.
 They all know about breastfeeding.
    It turned out, they knew about bfing --   they know its healthy.   But
they didn't know how to help a mom manage bfing.
    They asked a ton of ?'s -  about simple management of bfing problems.
 They were eager to know.  They had not a clue!   I showed slides of proper
positioning, proper latch on,  engorgement, mastitis, family bed, etc.
    It was a big success.   I felt like I was teaching my regular class of
moms  (and dads).
    Have fun with it.

Loretta Haycook, RN,IBCLC
WIC
Jacksonville,FL