… references can be found in the LactMed record on individual agents, and further
considerations on substance abuse during lactation can be found in ABM Clinical Protocol #21. …

… (1.5% of all admissions) satisfied the criteria of ABM in early childhood; 78% were below
one … 31% children with ABM died in hospital or at home soon after discharge. Six were lost to …

… or isolation at home. Also, … home, relevant information of the clinical course will be
collected. At the end of the hospitalization (or the end of the clinical course for patients in home …

… Many high-risk neonates are discharged home before oral feeding maturation is complete
or with diseases, such as bronchopulmonary dysplasia, which limit their feeding ability and …

… the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine (ABM) published Clinical Protocol #23 outlining
non-… Of the 10 infants who were breastfeeding at home, 4 (40%) breastfed during vaccination. …

… This study supports primary care office implementation of the ABM Clinical Protocol #14 to …
ABM Clinical Protocol #14, and results support improved breastfeeding rates in primary care. …

… and as a complement to ABM Clinical Protocol #33: Lactation Care for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual,
Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Plus Patients, 9 the ABM recognizes that not all people …

… by the clinical staff to be too high risk for home-based care—this could include an unsafe
home environment; or lived in a residential care setting. An unsafe home environment was one …

… The Tri-Core Breastfeeding model incorporates maternal self-efficacy strategies, lactation
support, and education within the patient–family medical home for the pediatric-focused APRN …

… As we will later discuss, it will be important for future researchers to address such possibilities,
given the potential benefits of being able to successfully train ABM in the home setting. …