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Public Closing Keynote Presentation

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Welcome to GOLD Lactation Online Conference 2023! We are excited to be offering our LIVE Keynote Presentation, "An Ecosystemic Approach to the Clinical Management of Breast and Nipple Pain" by Carmela Kika Baeza MD, IBCLC. Only participants registered for the full conference will be able to claim continuing education hours and can do so by logging into the Delegates Area prior to watching the presentation. Click here to register for GOLD Lactation 2023, it only takes a few minutes!

The complimentary viewing of the presentation recording will be open to the public until May 31st. Participants registered for the full conference will have until June 30 to view it via the Delegates Area, and GOLD Annual Members have until July 21. A Certificate of Attendance will be available below for attendees of the Keynote presentation shortly after the second live session.

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Carmela Kika Baeza MD, IBCLC
Presentation: An Ecosystemic Approach to the Clinical Management of Breast and Nipple Pain
Carmela Kika Baeza

Abstract: Although pain is not a normal part of nursing, many mothers experience this difficulty at some point in their breastfeeding journey. It is one of the main reasons for breastfeeding consultations, and an important cause of early, undesired weaning, especially if the infant is not thriving. Assessment of pain during lactation differs significantly from other types because it is a system we must explore – not a single patient but the interaction between the mother and her infant (that is, the dyad). In this talk, an ecosystemic overview of the evaluation and management of breast and nipple pain is offered, based on current research and clinical practice. With appropriate support, the vast majority of dyads are able to breastfeed comfortably and effectively.

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