First Do No Harm: The Importance of Assessment, Referral, and Collaborative of Ankyloglossia

by Jennifer Day, IBCLC

Duration: 60 Mins
Credits: 1 CERP, 1 L-CERP, 1 CME, 1 Dietetic CEU
Handout: No

Abstract:

During this presentation, we will discuss how best practices in early referral of skilled lactation support can improve feeding outcomes. Centering Black and Indigenous families by collaboratively working together with early assessment, community referrals and continuum of care across care teams can prevent improper diagnoses of ankyloglossia which can be harmful for families seeking to reach their individual feeding goals.

Learning Objectives:

1. Explain the importance of early assessment in the clinical management of breastfeeding
2. Identify equitable referral strategies for timely diagnoses of ankyloglossia
3. Discuss solutions to effectively refer and collaborate across care teams"

Categories:

Symposium

GOLD Learning Online Tongue-tie Symposium 2020

170.00 USD
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Presentations: 10 | Hours / CE Credits: 10 | Viewing Time: 8 Weeks

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