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International Status of the BFHI and the WHO/UNICEF Report on the First Hours After Birth

The Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative was launched as a global programme to incentivize maternity facilities throughout the world to adhere to the Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding. The module will explore the current status of the BFHI in countries around the world. It will also look at the vital importance of skin-to-skin in the first hour after birth and the ways countries around the world are implementing this critical step (step 4 of the BFHI). In addition, it will explore the ways that institutions worldwide are protecting, promoting, and supporting breastfeeding according to the World Health Organization. 10 Contact Hours for RNs, 10.0L CERPs for IBCLCs, 10 Contact Hours for CLCs. Module includes monographs, self-check questions, and evaluation.

Course Originally Released on: 10/15/2019
Date of Most Recent Review: 10/15/2024
Next Scheduled Update / Expiration Date: 10/15/2026

PLEASE NOTE: Due to new IBLCE requirements, you must complete this module, including the evaluation and downloading of the certificate, by December 31, 2025 in order to receive IBCLC continuing education credits. Extensions will not be possible. If you are using the module for any other recertification (CLC, RN, etc.), you do not need to finish by this date.

$100.00