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On This Little Blue App: Online Moderation Tips and Strategies | Nichelle B. Clark, IBCLC, CBS
50 Shades of Gray: Mandated Reporting as a Lactation Professional | Chanelle Andrews, IBCLC
IBLCE Code of Conduct: Applications for Private Practice | Allison Porter, JD CBS
Collaboration over Competition: Improving Health Outcomes by Working Together | Annie Frisbie, MA, IBCLC
Ask Me Anything about Diversification | Joy Mactavish, IBCLC, RLC, ICCE

Approved for 5.5 CERPs + 5.5 CEUs

IBLCE Content Outline
V. 6 Identifying support networks
V. 9 Mother-baby relationship
V. 12 Cultural competency
VII. B. 4 Documentation
VII. B. 6 Educating professionals, peers, and students
VII. B. 7 Extending the duration of breastfeeding
VII. C. 3 Code of Professional Conduct (CPC)
VII. C. 4 Principles of confidentiality
VII. C. 5. WHO code –advocacy and policy
VII. D. 1 Apply research in practice
VII. D. 3 Use research to help develop policies and protocols
VII. E. 3 Advocate for mother / baby in healthcare system
VII. B. 6 Educating professionals, peers, and students

Annie Frisbie IBCLC, Inc is an approved Long-Term Provider by the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners #CLT120-02. Nursing CEUs are awarded by the Alabama State Nurses Association. All content will be accessible through 10/31/22.

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