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Links Mentioned in This Episode
Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine Position Statement on Exclusive Breastfeeding and Interview with One of the Authors
Lactation-Specific Clinical Practice Calculator
US infant formulas contain primarily added sugars: An analysis of infant formulas on the US market
Sound Bites from this episode:
"Every connection really is exponential."
"These are all based on relationships."
"Visualize what is the question asking."
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Feedback
04:52 Building Connections in Lactation
07:27 Navigating IBCLC Exam Requirements
10:09 Marketing Strategies for Lactation Consultants
13:15 The Importance of Networking and Mentorship
15:57 Addressing Clinical Practice Hours for Recertifying IBCLCs
18:38 Recent Developments in Infant Formula Research
20:13 ABM Position Statement
25:05 IBCLC Exam Insight: A Global Perspective
Takeaways
The podcast aims to address questions and feedback from the lactation community.
Connections in the lactation field can lead to exponential growth and opportunities.
Obtaining clinical practice hours for recertification can be challenging but manageable.
Marketing strategies should focus on building relationships with other healthcare providers.
Networking with local breastfeeding organizations is crucial for success.
Lactation consultants should advocate for better quality infant formulas.
Preparing for the IBCLC exam requires a global perspective on lactation care.
Visualizing diverse scenarios is key to answering exam questions effectively.
This podcast is created by Christine Staricka, IBCLC using Riverside.fm
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