PPT-INTRODUCTION The World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action

WABA was formed on 14 February 1991 WABA is a global network of individuals and organisations dedicated to the protection promotion and support breastfeeding worldwide WABA coordinates the global . Bartick MD MSc Alison M Stuebe MD MSc Eleanor Bimla Schwarz MD MS Christine Luongo MSc Arnold G Reinhold MBA and E Michael Foster PhD OBJECTIVE To estimate the US maternal health burden from current breastfeeding rates both in terms of pre matur in Child Care Settings. Insert Presenter’s Name. Agenda. Introductions. Pre-test . Presentation. Self-assessments. Action Plans. Post-test/Review. Evaluation. Supporting Breastfeeding in Child Care Settings. From the 2002 National Survey of Family Growth. Anjani Chandra, Ph.D.. Statistician/Demographer. National Center for Health Statistics. U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 2. Data Source – . Missy Lake RN, IBCLC. Essentia. Health. Benefits of Breastfeeding. FOR MOM. risk of osteoporosis. risk of Type II diabetes. risk of breast cancer. risk of ovarian cancer. FOR BABY. risk of illness. Medications, and Substance Use. New Mexico Breastfeeding Task Force 21. st. Annual Conference: Innovative Approaches to Lactation Management.  . March 4-7, 2015. Emilie . Sebesta, MD. Objectives. (1) Understand the basics of drug transfer into human . - Dr Alan Cheng. Australian South Asian Healthcare Association (ASHA). Maternal Health Education Program. Why is Breastfeeding Special?. Contains . antibodies – Protects . baby from . infection.. Less sickness – Diarrhoea . An Evaluation of Mississippi WIC’s Use of Smartphone Technology to Improve Lactation Support. Jameshyia B. Thompson, PhD, RDN, LD, CLC. Deputy Bureau Director. Mississippi WIC Program. Background. Mississippi WIC Program. Amber France MS MPH IBCLC. Wood County Health Department (WI). Development of the 10 Steps Toolkit and Training. 2009 WI Department of Health Services developed 10 Steps Toolkit. 2013 Wood County Health Department developed 10 Steps Training. Dr. Mona . AlSumaie. , . IBCLC. Head of Community Nutrition Supervisory . . . Food . & Nutrition Administration MOH/KUWAIT . about . 800,000 child lives would be saved every year. . WBC. i. ). Breastfeeding has been recognized as the most important intervention for child survival and optimal growth and development. . However, throughout the world, optimal breastfeeding rates are abysmally low, stagnating for over a decade, because of the lack of the enabling environment where women can practice optimal breastfeeding successfully. Coalition (IBC). A Coalition Working to Build Supportive Community Environments . . Tina . Cardarelli . BSEd IBCLC. Director of Breastfeeding Services IPN/IBC . . tcardarelli@indianaperinatal.org . Dr Amy Brown. Overview. How others affect breastfeeding. Grandmothers. Fathers / partners. General public . We are a product of those around us. Attitudes. Knowledge. Persuasion . Criticism . Ability to help . African countries. Cyrina Allen . MPH 583. Fall 2014. Mortality Rate Statistics. Child mortality rates are the highest in Central and West African countries. In Central and West Africa 3 million children under the age of 5 die annually . Utah Worksite Wellness Conference. March 3-4, 2016. Judy Harris, MPH, RD, CD, IBCLC. judyharris@Utah.gov. EPICC. Healthy Living through Environment, Policy, and Improved Clinical Care . Breastfeeding is Well-Being.