F) Works actively with other healthcare professionals and external agencies. Shares information about ESC National and Local agencies and networks available 4/5 to support women in the continuation of breastfeeding such as NCT, La Leche League and Lactation Consultant breastfeeding co-ordinators and understands community support to women who breastfeed and as a resource for healthcare professionals. G) Works confidently and collaboratively and in partnership with women to identify the limited ESC situations in which exclusive breastfeeding is not 4/5 possible. Participates in supporting women to 4/6 partially breastfeed or artificially feed (BFI) and is sensitive to the needs of women and their partners. H) Recognise and manage common complications of ESC breastfeeding, how these arise and demonstrate 4/3 how women may be helped to avoid them (BFI) I) Engages with the multi disciplinary team to support T5 infant feeding J) Confidently and sensitively communicates the importance of breastfeeding, in terms of health ESC outcomes (BFI) 4/1 T1 K) Reflects on own thoughts and feelings about infant feeding in order to facilitate information sharing to ESC be ethical and non-judgemental 4/2 L) Confidently explains to women the importance of baby-led feeding in relation to the establishment and ESC maintenance of breastfeeding (BFI) 4/3 M) Can recognise and appropriate knowledge to assist effective positioning, attachment, suckling ESC and milk transfer during breastfeeding 4/3 N) Teaches mothers the necessary skills to enable them to effectively position and attach their baby for ESC breastfeeding (BFI) 4/3 O) Explains the importance of their baby rooming-in ES with them and baby holding in the postnatal period C as a means to facilitate breastfeeding (BFI) 4/3 P) Teaches women how to hand express their breast ESC milk and how to store, freeze and warm it with 4/3 consideration to aspects of infection control (BFI) Q) Assist mothers to breastfeed for as long as they T2 want to 4 Sign-off mentor Signature Performance and skills outcomes & date (continued) R) Effectively communicates in a sensitive way and T5 initiate mother centred conversations around infant feeding choices S) Supports women who are formula feeding T3 T) Educates on the sterilisation of equipment and T3 safe preparation of formula milk
F) ESC 4/5 Works actively with other healthcare professionals and external agencies. Shares information about National and Local agencies and networks available to support women in the continuation of breastfeeding such as NCT, La Leche League and Lactation Consultant breastfeeding co-ordinators and understands community support to women who breastfeed and as a resource for healthcare professionals. G) ESC 4/5 4/6 Works confidently and collaboratively and in partnership with women to identify the limited situations in which exclusive breastfeeding is not possible. Participates in supporting women to partially breastfeed or artificially feed (BFI) and is sensitive to the needs of women and their partners. H) ESC 4/3 Recognise and manage common complications of breastfeeding, how these arise and demonstrate how women may be helped to avoid them (BFI) I) T5 Engages with the multi disciplinary team to support infant feeding J) ESC 4/1 T1 Confidently and sensitively communicates the importance of breastfeeding, in terms of health outcomes (BFI) K) ESC 4/2 Reflects on own thoughts and feelings about infant feeding in order to facilitate information sharing to be ethical and non-judgemental L) ESC 4/3 Confidently explains to women the importance of baby-led feeding in relation to the establishment and maintenance of breastfeeding (BFI) M) ESC 4/3 Can recognise and appropriate knowledge to assist effective positioning, attachment, suckling and milk transfer during breastfeeding N) ESC 4/3 Teaches mothers the necessary skills to enable them to effectively position and attach their baby for breastfeeding (BFI) O) ES C 4/3 Explains the importance of their baby rooming-in with them and baby holding in the postnatal period as a means to facilitate breastfeeding (BFI) P) ESC 4/3 Teaches women how to hand express their breast milk and how to store, freeze and warm it with consideration to aspects of infection control (BFI) Q) T2 Assist mothers to breastfeed for as long as they want to 4 Performance and skills outcomes (continued) Sign-off mentor Signature & date R) T5 Effectively communicates in a sensitive way and initiate mother centred conversations around infant feeding choices S) T3 Supports women who are formula feeding T) T3 Educates on the sterilisation of equipment and safe preparation of formula milk
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