Knowledge & practices of PHCWs in implementing revised IYCF policy

This book describes infant and young child feeding policy which promotes exclusive breastfeeding for a period of a half year. HIV-positive mothers are likewise urged to exclusively breastfeed their infant for a similar period. The book recommends better strategies for implementation. It also features factors which may affect contrarily policy implementation and approaches to address such hinderance. It reminds readers of the importance of breastfeeding. Moreover, the book demonstrates that the task of promoting breastfeeding isn't the task of governments alone however requires partnerships of companies as well as communities. This book isn't intended for females or healthcare providers who serve as IYCF policy implementers, it is likewise for governments authorities who make laws. Truth be told, this book it is for all, males, youth, and old people included. This book urges all to have impact in advancing breastfeeding. What are you waiting for? Grab your copy, read and drink wisdom from it. Also, critic it.

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Mabitsela P. Mphasha es dietista y tiene una licenciatura en nutrición y una maestría en salud pública, ambas cursadas en la Universidad de Limpopo (UL). En la actualidad, Pitso está realizando un doctorado en Salud Pública, concentrándose en la participación de la familia en el cuidado de la diabetes. Ha sido miembro del Consejo de Representantes Estudiantiles. Tiene más de 8 años de experiencia laboral en alimentación infantil. Ha publicado.