Conference Theme: Prevention and Wellness Across the Life SpanSession 5020.0: Factors Associated With Improved Breastfeeding Initiation and Duration: paper no. 258153Few Hong Kong mothers exclusively breastfeed and one-half stop breastfeeding within the first two months. There is little research in this population on the association between intrapartum practices and breastfeeding duration. A sample of 1280 mother-infant pairs were recruited from the obstetric units of four public hospitals in Hong Kong and followed up prospectively for 12 months or until weaned. The outcome variables were the duration of any and exclusive breastfeeding. Predictor variables included receipt of opioid pain medication, labour type, epidural administration, del...
Background: The World Health Organization (WHO) developed the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative to i...
Session: 4403 Association of resource allocation and nutrition on non-communicable, chronic infant a...
The aim of this study was to investigate the maternity care factors associated with exclusive breast...
Breastfeeding has numerous health benefits to infants and mothers. Early breastfeeding initiation is...
Session 5020.0: Factors Associated With Improved Breastfeeding Initiation and Duration: paper no. 25...
There has been increasing recognition of the unparalleled benefits of breastfeeding, and since the e...
Background: An understanding of patterns of breastfeeding is necessary for the effective implementat...
Poster Presentations: Theme 5 - Public Health and Chinese Medicine: abstract no. 5.0
Studies show that early term birth is associated with poorer neonatal outcomes when compared with te...
Breastmilk is the most natural and complete nutrition for infants, and breastfeeding incurs numerous...
Whilst breastfeeding is undoubtedly best for both mother and baby, many factors influence a woman\u2...
Meeting Theme: Health in All PoliciesSession: Maternal and Child Health: 2043.0 - Poster snapshots o...
In Hong Kong, while around 85% of mothers choose to breastfeed their infants, most discontinue withi...
Breast feeding has numerous benefits for both the mother and the child including saving lives, impro...
Background: Breastfeeding provides optimal and complete nutrition for newborn babies. Although new m...
Background: The World Health Organization (WHO) developed the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative to i...
Session: 4403 Association of resource allocation and nutrition on non-communicable, chronic infant a...
The aim of this study was to investigate the maternity care factors associated with exclusive breast...
Breastfeeding has numerous health benefits to infants and mothers. Early breastfeeding initiation is...
Session 5020.0: Factors Associated With Improved Breastfeeding Initiation and Duration: paper no. 25...
There has been increasing recognition of the unparalleled benefits of breastfeeding, and since the e...
Background: An understanding of patterns of breastfeeding is necessary for the effective implementat...
Poster Presentations: Theme 5 - Public Health and Chinese Medicine: abstract no. 5.0
Studies show that early term birth is associated with poorer neonatal outcomes when compared with te...
Breastmilk is the most natural and complete nutrition for infants, and breastfeeding incurs numerous...
Whilst breastfeeding is undoubtedly best for both mother and baby, many factors influence a woman\u2...
Meeting Theme: Health in All PoliciesSession: Maternal and Child Health: 2043.0 - Poster snapshots o...
In Hong Kong, while around 85% of mothers choose to breastfeed their infants, most discontinue withi...
Breast feeding has numerous benefits for both the mother and the child including saving lives, impro...
Background: Breastfeeding provides optimal and complete nutrition for newborn babies. Although new m...
Background: The World Health Organization (WHO) developed the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative to i...
Session: 4403 Association of resource allocation and nutrition on non-communicable, chronic infant a...
The aim of this study was to investigate the maternity care factors associated with exclusive breast...