NZ LAC 15th Anniversary International Conference
NZ LAC 15th Anniversary International Conference
New Zealand Lactation Consultants Association 15th Anniversary International Conference gets underway tomorrow.
It's an international conference featuring guests
speakers from Australia and America.
Speakers include:
Nancy Wight, Paula Meier, Sue Cox, Ros Escott, Karleen
Gribble, Lauren Porter, Cheryl Benn and Carol Bartle. There
will be around 130 people attending from around the
world.
The 2006 NZLCA 15th Anniversary International Conference programme aims to:
- Promote
breastfeeding as the norm
- Provide a forum for the
presentation of the latest research in human lactation
across the spectrum from pre-term to weaning
- Increase
health professionals’ knowledge and skills in supporting
women in complex breastfeeding situations
- Identify
local, national, international and global health strategies
which enable women to initiate and maintain
breastfeeding
- Facilitate networking between lactation
professionals, breastfeeding counsellors and other
supporters of breastfeeding
- Stimulate discussion on
Donor Milk Banking in New Zealand
- Encourage initiatives
to enhance Baby Friendly Maternity and Neonatal Units.
This comes on the back of recent figures showing an increase in the number of babies in NZ being fed exclusively breastmilk, and for a longer period. That release is attached here too for your reference.
Millennium
Hotel, Cathedral Square, Christchurch, NZ
12th - 14th
May 2006
This conference is for:
Current and
Aspiring Lactation Consultants
Midwives, Neonatal Nurses,
Doctors, & other Health Professionals
Anyone who supports
mothers and babies to breastfeed
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