Ethics and breastfeeding: Is not doing good a bad thing

by Jeffrey Ecker, MD

Duration: 540 Mins
Credits: 0.75 CERP, 0.75 E-CERP
Learning Format: Webinar
Handout: Yes
Origin: ABM Conference 2016

Abstract:

Ethics and lactation: What dilemmas? Where are the questions?
Principles of justice
Ethical frameworks and principles: a primer
What is an ethical provider to do or not do in encouraging and supporting breastfeeding?
What is most appropriate counseling?
What is mother to do? – Case study examples
What sacrifices are expected to optimize breast feeding?
Are those who don’t breastfeed bad? question is if we are acting in ways that we think best why do some perceive otherwise

Learning Objectives:

Objective 1: Ethics and lactation: What dilemmas? Where are the questions?
Objective 2: What is an ethical provider to do or not do in encouraging and supporting breastfeeding?
Objective 3: What is mother to do? – Case study examples

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