Events
Multiple speakers will be presenting in live online discussions, recorded presentations will also be available for review, more details to come.
Registration opens on March 1, 2010.
Examine breastfeeding case studies and get up-to-date on the support research that can make a
difference in your breastfeeding clinical practices. Explore the past and chart the future as you integrate
evidence, strategies and skills that can impact your practice! This course will teach a new model
designed to solve difficult breastfeeding problems. This model will then be applied to three different
cases as you work through the process of solving complex breastfeeding problems. Learn from the
experts, Karin Cadwell, PhD, FAAN, RN, IBCLC, Anna Blair, PhD, CLC and Kajsa Brimdyr, PhD,
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
FACULTY
Molly Pessl, BSN, IBCLC
Ginna Wall, MN, RN, IBCLC
Marie Witherell, RN, ICCE, IBCLC
PROGRAM
Introductions and Overview of Course
Commitment to Breastfeeding
Prenatal Breastfeeding Risk Assessment
External Anatomy of the Breast
The Wonders of Human Milk – Species Specificity
Getting Breastfeeding Started
Care That Makes Sense for Good Breastfeeding Outcomes
The Science Behind Milk Production
Positioning and Latching Babies at the Breast
Questions and Answers on Initials, Titles, Credentials, Certification Normal Patterns of Early Breastfeeding
Objectives
At the completion of this program, healthcare professionals should be able to:
1. Explain how the breasts make milk and apply this to practical counseling strategies.
2. Identify three methods to increase milk production and explain when they would be appropriately used.
3. Describe most common breast reduction and breast augmentation surgical techniques and their probable lactation outcomes.
4. List three lessons learned from the Business Case for Breastfeeding initiative on workplace lactation support.
Continuing Education Credits
Marie Biancuzzo presents.
Prepare for the IBLCE exam in two exciting, information-packed days with Marie Biancuzzo, internationally-known speaker, author and clinical expert. This course will enable you to tackle even the toughest topics with confidence!
Multiple speakers will be presenting in live online discussions, recorded presentations will also be available for review, more details to come.
Registration opens on March 1, 2010.
Examine breastfeeding case studies and get up-to-date on the support research that can make a
difference in your breastfeeding clinical practices. Explore the past and chart the future as you integrate
evidence, strategies and skills that can impact your practice! This course will teach a new model
designed to solve difficult breastfeeding problems. This model will then be applied to three different
cases as you work through the process of solving complex breastfeeding problems. Learn from the
experts, Karin Cadwell, PhD, FAAN, RN, IBCLC, Anna Blair, PhD, CLC and Kajsa Brimdyr, PhD,
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
FACULTY
Molly Pessl, BSN, IBCLC
Ginna Wall, MN, RN, IBCLC
Marie Witherell, RN, ICCE, IBCLC
PROGRAM
Introductions and Overview of Course
Commitment to Breastfeeding
Prenatal Breastfeeding Risk Assessment
External Anatomy of the Breast
The Wonders of Human Milk – Species Specificity
Getting Breastfeeding Started
Care That Makes Sense for Good Breastfeeding Outcomes
The Science Behind Milk Production
Positioning and Latching Babies at the Breast
Questions and Answers on Initials, Titles, Credentials, Certification Normal Patterns of Early Breastfeeding
Objectives
At the completion of this program, healthcare professionals should be able to:
1. Explain how the breasts make milk and apply this to practical counseling strategies.
2. Identify three methods to increase milk production and explain when they would be appropriately used.
3. Describe most common breast reduction and breast augmentation surgical techniques and their probable lactation outcomes.
4. List three lessons learned from the Business Case for Breastfeeding initiative on workplace lactation support.
Continuing Education Credits
Marie Biancuzzo presents.
Prepare for the IBLCE exam in two exciting, information-packed days with Marie Biancuzzo, internationally-known speaker, author and clinical expert. This course will enable you to tackle even the toughest topics with confidence!
Women & Infants' Health Education Department presents their annual professional conference for nurses, midwives, clinicians, childbirth educators and those working with new families. Speakers include Anthropologist Katherine A. Dettwyler, PhD, Authors and Lactaction Consultants Lisa Marasco, IBCLC, FILCA and Amy Kathryn Spangler, MN,RN, IBCLC. Join us for two days of education, networking and fun, as we explore many of the issues pertinent to this segment of healthcare!
Multiple speakers will be presenting in live online discussions, recorded presentations will also be available for review, more details to come.
Registration opens on March 1, 2010.
Examine breastfeeding case studies and get up-to-date on the support research that can make a
difference in your breastfeeding clinical practices. Explore the past and chart the future as you integrate
evidence, strategies and skills that can impact your practice! This course will teach a new model
designed to solve difficult breastfeeding problems. This model will then be applied to three different
cases as you work through the process of solving complex breastfeeding problems. Learn from the
experts, Karin Cadwell, PhD, FAAN, RN, IBCLC, Anna Blair, PhD, CLC and Kajsa Brimdyr, PhD,
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
FACULTY
Molly Pessl, BSN, IBCLC
Ginna Wall, MN, RN, IBCLC
Marie Witherell, RN, ICCE, IBCLC
PROGRAM
Introductions and Overview of Course
Commitment to Breastfeeding
Prenatal Breastfeeding Risk Assessment
External Anatomy of the Breast
The Wonders of Human Milk – Species Specificity
Getting Breastfeeding Started
Care That Makes Sense for Good Breastfeeding Outcomes
The Science Behind Milk Production
Positioning and Latching Babies at the Breast
Questions and Answers on Initials, Titles, Credentials, Certification Normal Patterns of Early Breastfeeding
Women & Infants' Health Education Department presents their annual professional conference for nurses, midwives, clinicians, childbirth educators and those working with new families. Speakers include Anthropologist Katherine A. Dettwyler, PhD, Authors and Lactaction Consultants Lisa Marasco, IBCLC, FILCA and Amy Kathryn Spangler, MN,RN, IBCLC. Join us for two days of education, networking and fun, as we explore many of the issues pertinent to this segment of healthcare!
Did you know that 60% of the exam questions--100 out of 175--require recognition of clinical photos? Marie's Picture Perfect seminar will help you to decode pertinent visual information. By viewing more than 200 clinical images of breastfeeding dyads, you will learn to accurately recognize conditions that may appear on the exam. This course is offered the day after Marie Biancuzzo's Lactation Exam Review.
Diana West speaking May 21, 2010 Sponsored by La Leche League of IN
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis, IN
www.MoreMilkMoreHelp.info
Multiple speakers will be presenting in live online discussions, recorded presentations will also be available for review, more details to come.
Registration opens on March 1, 2010.
This one day seminar will provide important and useful information to overcome the challenges we face when working with the diverse populations in Southern Cali- fornia.
We will discuss concerns of African American mothers and methods for addressing them to support and protect breastfeeding.
We will review data on breastfeeding among foreign and US born Latina women. The effects of accultura- tion, barriers to exclusive breastfeeding and specific cultural beliefs that impact exclusive breastfeeding in foreign and US born Latina women will be discussed.
Multiple speakers will be presenting in live online discussions, recorded presentations will also be available for review, more details to come.
Registration opens on March 1, 2010.
Multiple speakers will be presenting in live online discussions, recorded presentations will also be available for review, more details to come.
Registration opens on March 1, 2010.
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
This intensive, fast-paced, evidence-based Cram Course is designed as a review course for practitioners preparing to take the IBLCE exam for initial or recertification.
Day 1
7:30am - 5:30pm
Anatomy of the Breast and the Physiology of Milk Production
Composition of Human Milk
Public Health, Epidemiology
Update on IBLCE
Study Strategies, Test-taking Skills
Infant Anatomy & Physiology
Maternal Health Issues Related to Breastfeeding
Technology
First Slide Review
Day 2
7:30am - 5:30pm
Pharmacology, Toxicology
Psychology, sociology and anthropology
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Multiple speakers will be presenting in live online discussions, recorded presentations will also be available for review, more details to come.
Registration opens on March 1, 2010.
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
This intensive, fast-paced, evidence-based Cram Course is designed as a review course for practitioners preparing to take the IBLCE exam for initial or recertification.
Day 1
7:30am - 5:30pm
Anatomy of the Breast and the Physiology of Milk Production
Composition of Human Milk
Public Health, Epidemiology
Update on IBLCE
Study Strategies, Test-taking Skills
Infant Anatomy & Physiology
Maternal Health Issues Related to Breastfeeding
Technology
First Slide Review
Day 2
7:30am - 5:30pm
Pharmacology, Toxicology
Psychology, sociology and anthropology
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Multiple speakers will be presenting in live online discussions, recorded presentations will also be available for review, more details to come.
Registration opens on March 1, 2010.
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Marie Biancuzzo presents.
Prepare for the IBLCE exam in two exciting, information-packed days with Marie Biancuzzo, internationally-known speaker, author and clinical expert. This course will enable you to tackle even the toughest topics with confidence!
Multiple speakers will be presenting in live online discussions, recorded presentations will also be available for review, more details to come.
Registration opens on March 1, 2010.
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Marie Biancuzzo presents.
Prepare for the IBLCE exam in two exciting, information-packed days with Marie Biancuzzo, internationally-known speaker, author and clinical expert. This course will enable you to tackle even the toughest topics with confidence!
Multiple speakers will be presenting in live online discussions, recorded presentations will also be available for review, more details to come.
Registration opens on March 1, 2010.
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Multiple speakers will be presenting in live online discussions, recorded presentations will also be available for review, more details to come.
Registration opens on March 1, 2010.
Multiple speakers will be presenting in live online discussions, recorded presentations will also be available for review, more details to come.
Registration opens on March 1, 2010.
Multiple speakers will be presenting in live online discussions, recorded presentations will also be available for review, more details to come.
Registration opens on March 1, 2010.
June 1-2, 2010
Health Sciences Center, Morgantown, WV USA
Promoting a Breastfeeding Culture in West Virginia: Evidence-Based Approach
Sponsored by West Virginia University School of Nursing
Contact: Ilana Chertok
Email: ichertok@hsc.wvu.edu
Phone: 304.293.6518
June 1-2, 2010
Health Sciences Center, Morgantown, WV USA
Promoting a Breastfeeding Culture in West Virginia: Evidence-Based Approach
Sponsored by West Virginia University School of Nursing
Contact: Ilana Chertok
Email: ichertok@hsc.wvu.edu
Phone: 304.293.6518
2010 Michigan Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Conference
The 2010 Michigan Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies conference, “Growing Strong Families, Building Healthier Communities”, will be held at the Comfort Inn & Suites Hotel and Conference Center in Mount Pleasant on June 3rd and 4th. There will be a Pre-conference on Grant Writing the afternoon of June 2nd. HMHB members, with a current paid membership, will receive a discounted conference registration fee.
2010 Michigan Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Conference
The 2010 Michigan Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies conference, “Growing Strong Families, Building Healthier Communities”, will be held at the Comfort Inn & Suites Hotel and Conference Center in Mount Pleasant on June 3rd and 4th. There will be a Pre-conference on Grant Writing the afternoon of June 2nd. HMHB members, with a current paid membership, will receive a discounted conference registration fee.
This intensive, fast-paced, evidence-based Cram Course is designed as a review course for practitioners preparing to take the IBLCE exam for initial or recertification.
Day 1
7:30am - 5:30pm
Anatomy of the Breast and the Physiology of Milk Production
Composition of Human Milk
Public Health, Epidemiology
Update on IBLCE
Study Strategies, Test-taking Skills
Infant Anatomy & Physiology
Maternal Health Issues Related to Breastfeeding
Technology
First Slide Review
Day 2
7:30am - 5:30pm
Pharmacology, Toxicology
Psychology, sociology and anthropology
2010 Michigan Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Conference
The 2010 Michigan Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies conference, “Growing Strong Families, Building Healthier Communities”, will be held at the Comfort Inn & Suites Hotel and Conference Center in Mount Pleasant on June 3rd and 4th. There will be a Pre-conference on Grant Writing the afternoon of June 2nd. HMHB members, with a current paid membership, will receive a discounted conference registration fee.
This intensive, fast-paced, evidence-based Cram Course is designed as a review course for practitioners preparing to take the IBLCE exam for initial or recertification.
Day 1
7:30am - 5:30pm
Anatomy of the Breast and the Physiology of Milk Production
Composition of Human Milk
Public Health, Epidemiology
Update on IBLCE
Study Strategies, Test-taking Skills
Infant Anatomy & Physiology
Maternal Health Issues Related to Breastfeeding
Technology
First Slide Review
Day 2
7:30am - 5:30pm
Pharmacology, Toxicology
Psychology, sociology and anthropology
'This one-day workshop provides an intensive approach to the basics of breastfeeding promotion and early feeding issues – in the hospital, clinic and community. It is a helpful and effective beginning for education in research-based infant feeding, as well as an excellent update for IBCLCs and others who are interested in applying science to the practice of infant feeding.
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Hendrick's County Regional Health is hosting Building Bridges, a workshop that provides education and networking opportunities in regards to evidence based practice in breastfeeding.
This 3.5 hour training program is paid for by a special grant, leaving no charge for attendance.
FREE!
Attendance is appropriate for all hospital personnel who support mothers in the postpartum period. Community partners are encouraged to attend as well as physicians, nurses, social workers, and others who work with mothers and infants.
June 8th, 2010
Conference Room 7 & 8
Hendricks Regional Health
June 8-9, 2010
Health Sciences Center, Charleston, WV USA
Promoting a Breastfeeding Culture in West Virginia: Evidence-Based Approach
Sponsored by West Virginia University School of Nursing
Contact: Ilana Chertok
Email: ichertok@hsc.wvu.edu
Phone: 304.293.6518
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
June 8-9, 2010
Health Sciences Center, Charleston, WV USA
Promoting a Breastfeeding Culture in West Virginia: Evidence-Based Approach
Sponsored by West Virginia University School of Nursing
Contact: Ilana Chertok
Email: ichertok@hsc.wvu.edu
Phone: 304.293.6518
The pre-conference on June 9th will focus on breastfeeding and will be brought to you by the Montana State Breastfeeding Coalition. The following 2 day conference will offer a variety of keynote speakers as well as clinical and wellness focused speakers. Some of the topics that will be presented by our very knowledgeable speakers include:
* Nutrition Support
* Nutrition and Aging
* Breastfeeding Hot Topics
* Nutrition Care Process
* Public Policy
* Current Nutrition Trends
Agenda:
Wednesday June 9th
Email or call for details.
At the end of this conference you will be able to:
• Describe ways to improve common hospital practices that can interfere with breastfeeding.
• Describe adverse effects that common caretaking practices have on the newborn.
• Identify successful breastfeeding interventions with the late preterm newborn.
• Discuss breastfeeding advocacy projects and programs.
• Discuss the current breastfeeding recommendations from the A. A. P.
La Leche League Canada presents:
Karen Kerkhoff Gromada, MSN, RN, IBCLC, FILCA and LLLL
Multiple Blessings, Multiple Challenges
Wednesday, June 9, 2010, 8:00-4:00 p.m.
University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario
Registration $160 (before May 14)
Application for CERPs has been submitted to IBLCE
.
A registration brochure is attached or can be downloaded from www.LLLC.ca or by contacting the National Seminar Coordinator at pat.millar@ns.sympatico.ca.
Register early to avoid disappointment!
The 2010 Hartmann & Hale Human Lactation Research Conference is going to be better than ever! To show our appreciation for your registrants, we have lowered the registration fee this year. Before May 17, 2010, the fee is only $300 (last year it was $375). After May 17, 2010, the fee is $350 (last year it was $400).
We have a great lineup of speakers:
Thomas Hale, PhD
Peter Hartmann, PhD
Kerstin Uvnas Moberg, MD, PhD
Carol Wagner, MD
Kathleen Kendall-Tackett, PhD, IBCLC
Jacqueline Kent, PhD
Ching Tat Lai, PhD
Jane Deacon, MBBS
Vanessa Sakalidis, BSc
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
The pre-conference on June 9th will focus on breastfeeding and will be brought to you by the Montana State Breastfeeding Coalition. The following 2 day conference will offer a variety of keynote speakers as well as clinical and wellness focused speakers. Some of the topics that will be presented by our very knowledgeable speakers include:
* Nutrition Support
* Nutrition and Aging
* Breastfeeding Hot Topics
* Nutrition Care Process
* Public Policy
* Current Nutrition Trends
Agenda:
Wednesday June 9th
Email or call for details.
At the end of this conference you will be able to:
• Describe ways to improve common hospital practices that can interfere with breastfeeding.
• Describe adverse effects that common caretaking practices have on the newborn.
• Identify successful breastfeeding interventions with the late preterm newborn.
• Discuss breastfeeding advocacy projects and programs.
• Discuss the current breastfeeding recommendations from the A. A. P.
The 2010 Hartmann & Hale Human Lactation Research Conference is going to be better than ever! To show our appreciation for your registrants, we have lowered the registration fee this year. Before May 17, 2010, the fee is only $300 (last year it was $375). After May 17, 2010, the fee is $350 (last year it was $400).
We have a great lineup of speakers:
Thomas Hale, PhD
Peter Hartmann, PhD
Kerstin Uvnas Moberg, MD, PhD
Carol Wagner, MD
Kathleen Kendall-Tackett, PhD, IBCLC
Jacqueline Kent, PhD
Ching Tat Lai, PhD
Jane Deacon, MBBS
Vanessa Sakalidis, BSc
Marie Biancuzzo presents.
Prepare for the IBLCE exam in two exciting, information-packed days with Marie Biancuzzo, internationally-known speaker, author and clinical expert. This course will enable you to tackle even the toughest topics with confidence!
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
The pre-conference on June 9th will focus on breastfeeding and will be brought to you by the Montana State Breastfeeding Coalition. The following 2 day conference will offer a variety of keynote speakers as well as clinical and wellness focused speakers. Some of the topics that will be presented by our very knowledgeable speakers include:
* Nutrition Support
* Nutrition and Aging
* Breastfeeding Hot Topics
* Nutrition Care Process
* Public Policy
* Current Nutrition Trends
Agenda:
Wednesday June 9th
The 2010 Hartmann & Hale Human Lactation Research Conference is going to be better than ever! To show our appreciation for your registrants, we have lowered the registration fee this year. Before May 17, 2010, the fee is only $300 (last year it was $375). After May 17, 2010, the fee is $350 (last year it was $400).
We have a great lineup of speakers:
Thomas Hale, PhD
Peter Hartmann, PhD
Kerstin Uvnas Moberg, MD, PhD
Carol Wagner, MD
Kathleen Kendall-Tackett, PhD, IBCLC
Jacqueline Kent, PhD
Ching Tat Lai, PhD
Jane Deacon, MBBS
Vanessa Sakalidis, BSc
Marie Biancuzzo presents.
Prepare for the IBLCE exam in two exciting, information-packed days with Marie Biancuzzo, internationally-known speaker, author and clinical expert. This course will enable you to tackle even the toughest topics with confidence!
La Leche League Canada presents:
Karen Kerkhoff Gromada, MSN, RN, IBCLC, FILCA and LLLL
Multiple Blessings, Multiple Challenges
Friday, June 11, 2010, 8:00-4:00 p.m.
Best Western Durham Hotel, Oshawa, Ontario
Registration $160 (before May 16)
Application for CERPs has been submitted to IBLCE
.
A registration brochure is attached or can be downloaded from www.LLLC.ca or by contacting the National Seminar Coordinator at pat.millar@ns.sympatico.ca.
Register early to avoid disappointment!
The 2010 Hartmann & Hale Human Lactation Research Conference is going to be better than ever! To show our appreciation for your registrants, we have lowered the registration fee this year. Before May 17, 2010, the fee is only $300 (last year it was $375). After May 17, 2010, the fee is $350 (last year it was $400).
We have a great lineup of speakers:
Thomas Hale, PhD
Peter Hartmann, PhD
Kerstin Uvnas Moberg, MD, PhD
Carol Wagner, MD
Kathleen Kendall-Tackett, PhD, IBCLC
Jacqueline Kent, PhD
Ching Tat Lai, PhD
Jane Deacon, MBBS
Vanessa Sakalidis, BSc
This 2-day seminar, Breastfeeding Update and Ethics in Lactation Practice, is a unique update for anyone working with breastfeeding women, and ideal revision for IBLCE exam candidates. Day 2 (Ethics in Lactation Practice) provides the necessary Ethics CERPS for lactation consultants.
Day 1 has 6.75 L CERPS and Day 2 6.5 E CERPS. IBLCE Approval No. C21007. For New Zealand registered midwives, the New Zealand Midwifery Council has approved the program as a Professional Activity and participants attending both days are entitled to 5 points.
Did you know that 60% of the exam questions--100 out of 175--require recognition of clinical photos? Marie's Picture Perfect seminar will help you to decode pertinent visual information. By viewing more than 200 clinical images of breastfeeding dyads, you will learn to accurately recognize conditions that may appear on the exam.
Who Should Attend?
This 2-day seminar, Breastfeeding Update and Ethics in Lactation Practice, is a unique update for anyone working with breastfeeding women, and ideal revision for IBLCE exam candidates. Day 2 (Ethics in Lactation Practice) provides the necessary Ethics CERPS for lactation consultants.
Day 1 has 6.75 L CERPS and Day 2 6.5 E CERPS. IBLCE Approval No. C21007. For New Zealand registered midwives, the New Zealand Midwifery Council has approved the program as a Professional Activity and participants attending both days are entitled to 5 points.
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Course Description:
If you support breastfeeding, you then recognize the need to improve breastfeeding outcomes. Join Dawn M. Kersula as she provides strategies to address the current challenges of promotion, protection and support of breastfeeding. This comprehensive day will include the latest information on:
* Latch techniques: Effective teaching and assessment strategies
* Hospital practices that increase breastfeeding duration
* Increasing milk supply right from the start
* How 21st Century obstetric challenges affect the mother/baby dyad
This intensive course enables participants to provide accurate, current and consistent information about breastfeeding and lactation to expectant and new families.
All areas of the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners exam grid are included, and the course content is based on current scientific research as it applies to “best practice” issues in the clinical setting.
This course fulfills the theoretical hours for IBLCE exam eligibility, in addition to providing a great review for IBCLCs who are recertifying by CERPs or exam.
Featured Speakers: Denise Parker, BA, IBCLC Karen Peters, MBA, RD, IBCLC
White Memorial Medical Center
1720 Cesar E. Chavez Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90033
Overfeeding in infancy increases the risk for childhood obesity. Why dont parents following our feeding advice? Why do they supplement breastfeeding with formula? Why do they introduce cereal and other foods earlier than we recommend?
Many parents and healthcare providers believe that a quiet, sleeping baby is a good baby and react to the crying and wakeful baby by overfeeding.
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
This intensive course enables participants to provide accurate, current and consistent information about breastfeeding and lactation to expectant and new families.
All areas of the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners exam grid are included, and the course content is based on current scientific research as it applies to “best practice” issues in the clinical setting.
This course fulfills the theoretical hours for IBLCE exam eligibility, in addition to providing a great review for IBCLCs who are recertifying by CERPs or exam.
Course Description:
If you support breastfeeding, you then recognize the need to improve breastfeeding outcomes. Join Dawn M. Kersula as she provides strategies to address the current challenges of promotion, protection and support of breastfeeding. This comprehensive day will include the latest information on:
* Latch techniques: Effective teaching and assessment strategies
* Hospital practices that increase breastfeeding duration
* Increasing milk supply right from the start
* How 21st Century obstetric challenges affect the mother/baby dyad
Goal
By viewing multiple clinical slides and working through real
case scenarios, participants will be able to employ clinical
strategies to help breastfed infants with conditions that often
are unrecognized, untreated, or treated incorrectly.
Objectives
* Recognize how subtle or unusual signs and symptoms can obscure the diagnosis of common clinical conditions in breastfed infants.
* Examine common conditions having signs or symptoms that mimic other common conditions in breastfed infants.
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
This intensive course enables participants to provide accurate, current and consistent information about breastfeeding and lactation to expectant and new families.
All areas of the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners exam grid are included, and the course content is based on current scientific research as it applies to “best practice” issues in the clinical setting.
This course fulfills the theoretical hours for IBLCE exam eligibility, in addition to providing a great review for IBCLCs who are recertifying by CERPs or exam.
Keynote Speaker: Catherine Genna Watson, BS, IBCLC presenting on:
The Non-Latching Infant: The First 48 hours and Beyond and
Red Flags for BF Helpers
Susan Vierczhalek, MD will be presenting: Breastfeeding and Vitamin D
There will also be presentation on the Nursing Mothers in the Workplace Bill and recognition presentations.
We expect to offer 3.5 L-CERPS and RD CEU’s.
There will be a $30 Registration Fee.
Registration will be done via EventBrite.
Course Description:
If you support breastfeeding, you then recognize the need to improve breastfeeding outcomes. Join Dawn M. Kersula as she provides strategies to address the current challenges of promotion, protection and support of breastfeeding. This comprehensive day will include the latest information on:
* Latch techniques: Effective teaching and assessment strategies
* Hospital practices that increase breastfeeding duration
* Increasing milk supply right from the start
* How 21st Century obstetric challenges affect the mother/baby dyad
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
This intensive course enables participants to provide accurate, current and consistent information about breastfeeding and lactation to expectant and new families.
All areas of the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners exam grid are included, and the course content is based on current scientific research as it applies to “best practice” issues in the clinical setting.
This course fulfills the theoretical hours for IBLCE exam eligibility, in addition to providing a great review for IBCLCs who are recertifying by CERPs or exam.
This event will provide a unique opportunity for those working and interested in breastfeeding promotion in Scotland to share practice and experiences, to find out how the national strategic direction can support breastfeeding work at a local level, and to meet a wide-range of people working to improve breastfeeding rates in Scotland.
Edinburgh Conference Centre
Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh, EH14 4AS
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
Comprehensive breastfeeding management training
Practical skills that will make you more effective in your job
Time-saving hospital strategies that make breastfeeding a success
Strategies and tips for special circumstances - premies, Down Syndrome,
newborns affected by medications, and more
How to talk to mothers in a way that encourages them to choose breastfeeding
Public Health/WIC strategies that work to increase breastfeeding success
Confidence building knowledge and skills
This intensive course enables participants to provide accurate, current and consistent information about breastfeeding and lactation to expectant and new families.
All areas of the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners exam grid are included, and the course content is based on current scientific research as it applies to “best practice” issues in the clinical setting.
This course fulfills the theoretical hours for IBLCE exam eligibility, in addition to providing a great review for IBCLCs who are recertifying by CERPs or exam.
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