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Please carefully read the information provided throughout the case and respond to the questions as fully as possible. Once you have proceeded to the next question, you cannot go back to modify your response. Teaching faculty will review your responses. After completing Case 3, you will be able to move to Case 4. Case 3: […]

We learn better from examples. The case exercises in this course will help you actively engaged in the learning. After submitting answers to all the questions of a case, you can review the detailed case commentary. Please carefully read the information provided throughout the case and respond to the questions as fully as possible. Once you […]

Please carefully read the information provided throughout the case and respond to the questions as fully as possible. Once you have proceeded to the next question, you cannot go back to modify your response. Teaching faculty will review your responses. Case 2: Anil "*" indicates required fields Hidden Name First Last HiddenDate MM slash DD […]

  [ezcol_2third]Before you explore this content, you may find it helpful to reflect on a time that you received feedback in the past, how you felt, and how it helped you to improve your practice.As you explore this content, you may find it helpful to: Be aware of any feelings that arise and consider why […]

  Lesson 3 Summary [ezcol_1quarter][/ezcol_1quarter][ezcol_3quarter_end] Different health care professional actions result in different outcomes. Using the principles of an IFD approach support positive outcomes for families. [/ezcol_3quarter_end]   (Continue to Module Evaluation.) Any thoughts? You may post your comments.

  Lesson 2 Summary [ezcol_1quarter][/ezcol_1quarter][ezcol_3quarter_end] There are 8 principles that HCPs can use to support IFDs: Use these principles together to support positive outcomes for families. [/ezcol_3quarter_end]   (Continue to Lesson 3.) Any thoughts? You may post your comments.

  Lesson 1 Summary [ezcol_1quarter][/ezcol_1quarter][ezcol_3quarter_end] An IFD approach aligns with patient and family centred care to support parents and caregivers with their infant and child feeding decisions. An IFD approach is used whenever the parent or caregiver is willing and able to participate in a conversation about their feeding decisions. [/ezcol_3quarter_end]   (Continue to Lesson […]

  [ezcol_2third] Time for Case Scenario 2! This scenario takes place at a midwifery prenatal appointment. It focuses on a single decision point within a breastfeeding support conversation. You will be able to explore how different HCP actions can result in different outcomes and how the IFD principles can be used with families. [/ezcol_2third] [ezcol_1third_end][/ezcol_1third_end] […]

  [ezcol_2third]Let’s apply what we’ve learned so far to two case scenarios to see how the IFD principles can be used in everyday conversations. Case Scenario 1: The first scenario takes place at a physician follow-up appointment. It focuses on a single decision point within a breastfeeding support conversation. You will be able to explore […]

  The parent or caregiver is the most knowledgeable about their context. It is their responsibility to consider what will work best for their family and to decide how they will feed their infant or child. 1. Why is this a principle? The move toward patient and family centred care has shifted the patient’s role […]