Telelactation Use Patterns Among a Racially and Ethnically Diverse Sample of U.S. Parents: Secondary Analysis of a Randomized Controlled Trial
发布日期
2024-10-18
摘要
Telelactation – synchronous video visits with lactation consultants – can reduce disparities in access to professional breastfeeding support and improve breastfeeding experiences and rates. Prior literature on phone or app-based breastfeeding support has described use patterns for breastfeeding hotlines and apps that provide educational content. Telelactation video visits are now widely available. Although as many as a third of new parents used telelactation in 2020-2021, little is known about how individuals engage with these services. We described use patterns among new parents offered telelactation as part of a randomized controlled trial designed to assess effectiveness of telelactation across diverse populations of birthing people.
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Health EquityNeonatal CareRandomized Controlled TrialTelemedicine
Document Details
Document Details
Copyright: Elsevier IncPublisher: American Journal of Obstetrics & GynecologyAvailability: Non-RAND
Year: 2024 Pages: 5
Document Number: EP-70684
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