Continuing Education Information
The Tennessee Breastfeeding Coalition has applied for IBLCE CERPs recognition.
Objectives 1. Enhance Understanding and Support for Breastfeeding Practices : Educate participants on evidence-based practices and community engagement strategies that promote, protect, and support breastfeeding, with a particular focus on addressing disparities faced by women of color. 2. Empower Healthcare Providers and Community Leaders : Equip attendees with knowledge and tools to advocate for and implement equitable access to prenatal and breastfeeding education, emphasizing the role of evidence-based home visitation programs and peer support networks. 3. Highlight Successes and Challenges in Maternal and Child Health : Discuss successes and ongoing challenges in maternal and child health, particularly in urban settings like Shelby County, TN, and explore how initiatives like the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative and NICU practices impact outcomes. 4. Promote Holistic Support for Breastfeeding Families : Integrate mental health considerations into lactation practice, focusing on identifying and addressing mental health issues, and emphasize the role of doulas and peer counselors in providing culturally competent support. 5. Foster Collaboration and Action : Facilitate discussions on actionable strategies that participants can implement in their communities and workplaces to improve breastfeeding support, utilizing research data and innovative interventions to advocate for equitable access and care. 6. Inspire and Educate Through Shared Experiences : Share personal anecdotes and experiences to illuminate the challenges and successes in breastfeeding support, encouraging participants to reflect on and apply new insights gained from the conference.
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