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the auspices of:
Italian
Ministry of Health
Italian
Ministry of Social Solidarity
UNICEF
National Committee for Italy
Region
of Tuscany
Province
of Florence
City
of Florence
Breastfeeding
and
Baby-Friendly
Policies:
Ten Years
after
the Innocenti
Declaration
March 16-17, 2000
9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Innocenti Institute
piazza SS. Annunziata, Florence, Italy
Rosalinda
Nesticò, IBCLC, president, Movimento Allattamento Materno
Italiano (Italian Breastfeeding Movement), WABA National Focal Point
for Italy, Florence, Italy - Brief
History of WABA and MAMI
Dr. Theodore
Greiner, Senior Lecturer in International Nutrition, Department
of Pediatrics, International Child Health Unit, Uppsala University,
Sweden - The
Innocenti Declaration
The Current
Situation and Prospects for the Future in Europe and in Italy
- Dr.
Gro Nylander, National Coodinator for Breastfeeding, Oslo, Norway
- Why
is Everybody Doing It in Norway?
- Dr.
Michael Woolridge, University of Leeds, UK - The
Situation in the United Kingdom
- Dr.
Carlos González, Associació Catalana Pro Alletament
Matern, Barcelona, Spain - Spain
Goes "Back to the Breast"
- Dr.
Sergio Conti Nibali, AUSL 5, Messina, Italy and Dr. Adriano
Cattaneo, IRCCS Burlo Garofolo, Trieste- Breastfeeding
Rates in Italy
- Representatives
from the Italian government - Programs
to Promote Breastfeeding
The International
Code of Marketing of Breast Milk Substitutes
- Dr.
Theodore Greiner, Uppsala University, Sweden
- How the Code Works
- Dr.
Carlos González,trainer for WHO/UNICEF courses on breastfeeding,
president Associació Catalana Pro Alletament Matern, Barcelona,
Spain
- The Role of Health Workers and the Code
- Dr.
Alfredo Pisacane, University of Naples, Naples, Italy
- Informed Consent for Breastfeeding Mothers
The WHO/UNICEF
Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative
- Martha
Thomas, UNICEF, New York, USA
- BFHI at the European and International Levels
- Dr.
Giovanni Micali, UNICEF National Committee for Italy, Rome, Italy
-
The Initiative in Italy
- Dr.
Ghulam Haidar Rafiqi and Dr. Eric Donelli,UNICEF Afghanistan
- The BFHI in Afghanistan
- Barbara
Bellini, La Leche League Italia, Fano (PS), Italy
- The Tenth Step - Creating a Support Network for Nursing Mothers
- Gretel
Carli, Centro per le Famiglie, Ferrara, Italy
- A Support Network Funded by the Government: the "Centro per le Famiglie"
- Laura
Antinucci, IBCLC, Rome, Italy
- What a Lactation Consultant Does to Help Mothers
- Dr.
Ersilia Armeni, IBCLC, Rome, Italy
- A Breastfeeding-Friendly Pediatric Practice
- Dr.
Riccardo Davanzo, WHO Collaborating Center for Maternal and Child
Health, and Carla Pavan, Neonatology Dept., IRCCS Burlo Garofolo,
Trieste, Italy
- Results from the Breastfeeding Working Group at the IRCCS Burlo
Garofolo
- Elizabeth
Hormann, World Health Organization, European Region, Copenhagen,
Denmark -
Promoting Breastfeeding the the WHO European Region
- Dr.
Gro Nylander, National Hospital, Oslo, Norway
- Mother's Milk as Food and Medicine
- Dr.
Michael Woolridge, University of Leeds, UK
- The Importance of Health Care Professionals in Promoting Breastfeeding
Protecting
the Nursing Mother Who Works outside the Home
- Ida
Damiani, JD, Florence, Italy
- Breastfeeding Legislation at an International Level
- Celeste
Lombardi, JD, Florence, Italy
- Legislation to Protect Breastfeeding Mothers in Italy
- Martha
Thomas, UNICEF, New York, USA
- The Creation of a Breastfeeding Culture: Beyond Legal Protection
Memorandum
for the Italian Government
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