Ethics Extravaganza 2024

Extended to July 15, 2024

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Photo credit: Paul Carter, We Do It In Public. Used with permission.

Our 10th online ethics conference, Ethics Extravaganza 2024, is made up of E CERP presentations from our conferences in the previous years plus some new presentations. iLactation offers 5.00 E CERPs for IBCLCs around the world to help satisfy the requirement for a minimum of 5 E CERPs on ethics and related topics for IBCLC re-certification. We have 4 presentations, 2 are listed below. See link at bottom left for full details.

Microbiota and lactation, ethics and truth of their applications

José María Paricio Talayero, MD, PhD - Read more

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Microbiota and lactation, ethics and truth of their applications

José María Paricio Talayero, MD, PhD

Dr José María Paricio Talayero is a pediatrician, doctor of Medicine and graduate in Statistics and Health Sciences, father of three children and grandfather of three grandchildren.
He was head of the Pediatrics service for 20 years at the Marina Alta Hospital in Denia, Alicante (Hospital IHAN 1999) and member of the breastfeeding committee of the AEP (Spanish Association of Pediatrics) for 13 years. In 2002 he created the page on the compatibility of breastfeeding with medications and other products, e-lactancia.org. He has collaborated in the Care Guides for Normal Childbirth (2010) and Breastfeeding (2017) of the Spanish Ministry of Health. He has 57 scientific works (32 ref. PubMed) published in medical journals, several chapters in medical books and has written two books Tú eres la mejor madre del mundo (You are the best mother in the world) and El libro de la lactancia (The book of breastfeeding).
He is currently a medical advisor to La Leche League International and coordinator of the e-lactancia.org page, the breastfeeding cultural issues page telasmos.org and the breastfeeding support group APILAM. He also spreads and promotes breastfeeding through talks, presentations and conferences.

Microbiota and lactation, ethics and truth of their applications

This presentation will begin with an introduction to ethics in breastfeeding, including a brief summary of the WHO 1981 marketing code, to go on to discuss the importance of the microbiota and the microbiome, techniques for studying microbiomes and main human microbiomes, specifically the intestinal microbiome and its implication in breastfeeding. An important part of the presentation will focus on probiotics and breastfeeding and the professional ethical implications arising from their dissemination, marketing ethics and publications.

1.50 E (VII) CERP

Breastfeeding to the rescue

Myrte van Lonkhuijsen, IBCLC - Read more

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Breastfeeding to the rescue

Myrte van Lonkhuijsen, IBCLC

After starting her career as an educational scientist >Myrte van Lonkhuijsen became a fultime IBCLC in 2000. She’s worked in a private practice ever since. The resilience of breastfeeding as an interaction between babies and parents fascinates Myrte and she is increasingly work with mindfulness and aspects of infant mental health in order to help parents and babies connect and cooperate.

Breastfeeding to the rescue

Breastfeeding can in itself be a healing and strengething interaction between mother and baby. Support for the breastfeeding dyad is very important. This presentation hopes to show you how breastfeeding itself can be supportive too.

1.25 E (VII) CERP