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The Breastfeeding Center of Ann Arbor

5 E-CERPs: Ethics for the Lactation Professional

Register NOW for our Ethics Course!
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Join our self study virtual ethics course!

This course was created by Master Educator, Barbara D. Robertson, MA, IBCLC, LLL who has been teach ing and learning about Ethics for over 10 years.

This course will fulfill the five hour E-CERPs "Ethics Education" requirement  to re-certify as an IBCLC, or can just help you be a better practitioner!

You will have 8 lessons, 5 assignments, and 1 quiz to complete this course.
Cost $69.00 for 5 E-CERPs
You will have access to the course for 6 weeks after you make your payment.

 

"Barbara is an amazing instructor - her background in education, her knowledge, and her passion to support and promote breastfeeding families make this course the trifecta in training. Whether one is taking this class to enhance their current skills, or is on their journey to become an IBCLC, Barbara's classes will help you best make your goals."

Colleen U.

Do you need quality lactation E-CERPs now? We can help.

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Objectives for the Course:

  • The participant will be able to define implicit bias.
  • The participant will be able to identify possible risks of the impact of implicit bias in the role of an IBCLC.
  • The participant will be able to identify and utilize strategies to help reduce the impact of implicit bias.
  • The participant will be able to explain why understanding your personal implicit biases is important when helping breastfeeding families.
  • The participant will be able to identify at least one of their own implicit biases that could impact their work with breastfeeding families.
  • The participant will be able to distinguish between accurate and inaccurate breastfeeding medical information on website pages.
  • The participant will be able to define and explain the WHO Code to breastfeeding families and why this is important.
  • The participant will be able to list four differences between milk sharing and banked human milk.
  • The Participants will be able to name two situations where mothers may choose to use milk sharing.
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