If you want to ensure your practice aligns with the field’s most up-to-date evidence and guidelines, this course is a must!

Sekeita Lewis-Johnson, DNP, FNP-BC, IBCLC, Accredited Provider Program Director at LER and Julie Grimes, IBCLC summarize the findings of 2022’s most important, hot-off-the-press lactation-related research on a wide variety of issues.

Just some of what you’ll find in this course:

• Explanation of the highlights of the new BFHI-USA, 6th Edition
• Barriers and Strategies of implementing BHFI
• American Academy of Pediatrics New Policy Statement
• Discussion of newly revised ABM protocols – Guidelines for Hospital Discharge & The Mastitis Spectrum
• Summation of the Lancet Breastfeeding Series
• New research findings on nipple pain
• New evidence on Human milk oligosaccharides and microbiome
• Diversity related topics
• Research that highlights innovative lactation care
• And more.

The co-presenters break down complex research into its most salient points, delivering exactly what you need to apply the latest evidence to your practice today.

This course awards:

• 1.5 L-CERP
• 1.5 Nursing Contact Hour

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Course for Pharmacists

This specialty course for pharmacists identifies sources of information for medication use and utilizes tools and techniques for evaluating medication use during breastfeeding. Dr. Nice teaches on how to identify adverse effects in children of mothers who are taking medications and identify medications that are usually safe to take while breastfeeding.

Instructor is Frank Nice RPH DPA CPHP. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Pharmacy, a Masters Degree in Pharmacy Administration, and Masters and Doctorate Degrees in Public Administration. Dr. Nice holds Certification in Public Health Pharmacy and served 20 years at the National Institutes of Health’s Clinical Neurosciences Program as Assistant Program Director.

Course for Radiology

This course for Radiologists and Radiology Technicians describes American College of Radiology, Nuclear Regulatory Commission and International Committee for Radiological Protection standards for imaging studies in lactating women. Additionally, it discusses which imaging studies are appropriate for breast specific concerns in lactating women. We briefly cover breast cancer screening during lactation.
Instructors are Katrina B. Mitchell MD and Jamie Giesbrandt MD.