Breastfeeding Support in Better Start Bradford

Q4 Nursing Practising Midwife Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI:10.55975/dtwk5595
Alison Brown, Rachel Duxbury
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Support for breastfeeding has traditionally been offered by midwives and health visitors in statutory services, and volunteers in third sector organisations. A model that meets service requirements and is also acceptable for mothers and babies has evaded implementation. This article describes an innovative project created to support an increase in breastfeeding duration based on partnership working and utilising trained Breastfeeding Support Workers.
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更好的开始布拉德福德母乳喂养支持
对母乳喂养的支持传统上是由法定服务机构的助产士和保健访问者以及第三部门组织的志愿者提供的。一个既能满足服务要求,又能被母亲和婴儿接受的模式没有得到实施。本文介绍了一个创新项目,该项目旨在通过伙伴合作和利用训练有素的母乳喂养支持工作者来支持增加母乳喂养时间。
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Practising Midwife
Practising Midwife Nursing-Maternity and Midwifery
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