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	Breastfeeding the Newborn: Clinical Strategies for Nurses
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Perinatal Clinical Nurse Specialist, Herndon, VA. Topic for breast feeding promotion and management. Features practical tips, chapter on preterm infants, the 10-steps of the baby-friendly hospital initiative, and an extended appendix. Topic contains halftone illustrations, tables, and graphs. Previous edition: c1999. Softcover. DNLM: Breast Feeding.
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Customer Reviews
excellent book!   2009-06-09
By K. lavergne
I read this book from cover to cover before taking her review course and it is an excellent resource to have. I really enjoyed reading it and learned so much from it!
Excellent Resource   2005-03-24
By Roberta L. Salmon (Kill Devil Hills, NC United States)
I purchased this book to increase my knowledge base and have found it to be an excellent source of information. This is great for new as well as experienced nurses who work with breastfeeding clients.
Breast Feeding the Newborn   2000-07-02
By Chana Yurman (Jerusalem, Israel)
As a training Lactation Cunsultant in a local hospital in Israel, I have been working with breastfeeding women for over two years. Often, differences in opinion between the Nursing Staff and Lactation Consultants surface. I found this book to help promote one uniformed goal; the breastfeeding mother. With all of Ms Biancuzzo's up-to-date research and information, and with the book's easy to read format, this book is a welcomed addition to my library.