Lactation Ethics (E-CERPs)

Keep an eye out for GOLD Learning Lactation Ethics lectures and packs for your continuing education certification! These lectures are designed to help meet the necessary accredited continuing education contact hours in order to attain IBCLC E-CERP requirements.

According to IBLCE, examples of appropriate E-CERPs topics include:

• Practise ethics for lactation consultants
• Informed consent
• Health workers and the International Code of Marketing of Breast-milk Substitutes
• Conflict of interest
• Knowing your limits; when to refer
• Human rights and infantfeeding choice
• Dealing with a colleague whose practise is not based on scientific principles and up-to-date information
• Copyright and intellectual property

This program will help you work towards the required hours, and is divided into small bundles or individual lectures based on the required categories. See more information from IBCLE regarding CERP certification requirements and categories.

To register, simply select the bundle or lecture you are interested in, add it to your cart, and continue through the checkout process. Once complete, login to the lecture library and select the talk from the Open Lectures section. Enjoy!

$15.00 USD

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Milk Sharing: Comparative Risks and Biomedical Ethics

The advent of Internet forums that facilitate peer-to-peer human milk sharing has resulted in health authorities stating that sharing human milk is dangerous. There are risks associated with all form...

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Dr. Karleen Gribble, BRurSc, PhD

Milk Sharing: Comparative Risks and Biomedical Ethics

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Ethical Concerns in Human Milk Exchange

Today, there are multiple forms of human milk exchange: non profit milk banks; for profit companies selling human milk products; private milk sales; private milk donation. Milk exchange in all its for...

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Naomi Bar-Yam, PhD, MSW

Ethical Concerns in Human Milk Exchange

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Legal and Ethical issues in Infant Feeding

Food/nutrition is a basic need of individuals. Unethical, uncontrolled marketing practices have added to age-old confusions and misconceptions. Products are subtly portrayed as essential and convenien...

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Dr. Satish Tiwari, M D (Pediatrics), LLB

Legal and Ethical issues in Infant Feeding

$75.00 USD

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Exploring Ethics for Lactation Consultants

Welcome to your one stop shopping for E-CERPs! Along with providing IBCLC's with all of the E-Cerps necessary for re-certification, this lecture pack provides the opportunity to delve deeper into some...

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Robyn Lee, PhD

Ethical Issues in Breastfeeding

Nancy Mohrbacher, IBCLC, FILCA

Applying Bioethics to Milk Banking and Milk Sharing

Barbara D. Robertson, BA, MA, IBCLC, RLC

Deconstructing Online Messaging: Ethical Considerations

Michelle Pensa Branco, MPH, IBCLC

Keeping the Fox Out of the Chicken Coop: Safeguarding Your Reputation Against Baby Feeding Industry Influence

Fiona Woollard, PhD, Associate Professor in Philosophy

You Don’t Have To: The Duty Mistake, The Justification Trap and Perceived Pressure to Breastfeed

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Ethics for Lactation Consultants Lecture Pack

Along with providing IBCLC's with all the E-CERPS necessary for re-certification, this lecture pack provides the latest thought provoking information from prominent experts in the field of lactation e...

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Cynthia Good, MS, LMHCA, IBCLC, CATSM

Cultural Competence or Cultural Humility? A Roadmap for Lactation Specialists

Marsha Walker, RN, IBCLC

Are We Being Ethical?

Liz Brooks, JD, IBCLC, FILCA

Avoid Lawsuits and Pink Slips! Legal and Ethical Issues for the IBCLC

Liz Brooks, JD, IBCLC, FILCA

What’s Too “Friendly” for an IBCLC on Social Media?

Joy Noel-Weiss, RN, IBCLC

Resolving Ethical Dilemmas Using a Qualitative Study and Case Examples