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2022-05-20 00:00:00
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FRIDAY 20 MAY 2022
0700-1800 Registration Desk open
0815-1000 OPENING PLENARY
Chair: Michelle Simmons, LCANZ President
Plantation Room
0815-0830 OFFICIAL OPENING
Michelle Simmons LCANZ President
0830-0930 KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Dr Kajsa Brimdyrr, Healthy Children Project, Center for Breastfeeding, USA
A deep dive into the 9 Stages of newborn behaviour: Skin-to-skin is magical!
0930-1000 Karin Cadwell, Healthy Children Project
The experience of mothers of term babies who have been supplemented for medical reasons during the hospital stay with banked donor milk
1000-1030 Morning refreshments, Posters & Exhibition Foyer
1030-1230 PLENARY SESSION 2
Chair: Dianne Haworth, LCANZ Board
Plantation Room
1030-1130 KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Dr Lisa Amir, The Royal Women’s Hospital, Melbourne
When breastfeeding is a pain: how to assess and manage pain in lactation
1130-1230 WORKSHOP
Patricia Doyle, Nurturing Well & Justine van der Watt
Supporting Private Practice – Building a culture of collaboration, professional recognition and unity
1230-1330 Lunch, Posters & Exhibition Foyer
1330-1535 CONCURRENT SESSION 1A
Chair: Joanna Strybosch, LCANZ Board Plantation 1
CONCURRENT SESSION 1B
Chair: Narelle Dwyer, LCANZ Board Plantation 2
1330-1355 Renee Kam, La Trobe University
Breast Hypoplasia and Insufficient Milk Production: An Exploration
Lisa White, Western Sydney Local Health District
Bringing BLISS to Western Sydney: Description and Data of a Novel Antenatal Breastfeeding Assessment Tool and Pathway
1355-1420 Libby Salmon, Australian National University, Julie Smith, Australian National University
Commodifying mother’s milk – first do no harm with donor milk
Jeni Stevens, NSW Health
App-T Innovation - Breastfeeding How-To
1420-1445 Jen Hocking, Australian Catholic University
Connection in Complexity: how relational care is central when Lactation Consultants support women with complex breastfeeding problems
Sarah Moulton, Mater Mothers Hospital
Mater Mothers Breastfeeding Programchanging the culture of breastfeeding education for midwifery staff
1445-1510 Marjorie Atchan, University of Canberra
Navigating new motherhood and infant feeding in the midst of a pandemic: benefits and challenges
Elaine Burns, Western Sydney University
Return to work and breastfeeding in female dominated environments: nursing, teaching and midwifery
1510-1535 Libby Salmon, Australian National University
Regulating milk sharing: people and process, not product
Nicole Bridges, Western Sydney University
Breastfeeding with ABA: Supporting breastfeeding online
1535-1605 Afternoon refreshments, Posters & Exhibition Foyer
1605-1800 PLENARY SESSION 3
Chair: Helen Adams, Conference Committee
Plantation Room
1605-1635 Naomi Hull, World Breastfeeding Trends Initiative Australia
Conflicts of interest on infant and young child nutrition?: A review of Australian health and nutrition professional society guidance on the International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes
1635-1705 Karolyn Vaughan
IBLCE update
1705-1755 KEYNOTE SPEAKER (Virtual)
Dr Anna Byrom, All4Maternity / University of Central Lancashire, UK
Creating coherence: The Unicef UK Baby Friendly Initiative paradigm and practice
1755-1800 Close of Day 1
1900-2330 LCANZ 2022 Conference Dinner Season Restaurant, Peppers
SATURDAY 21 MAY 2022
0730-1700 Registration Desk open
0825-1100 PLENARY SESSION 4
Chair: Michelle Simmons, LCANZ President
Plantation Room
0825-0830 WELCOME TO DAY 2
0830-0930 KEYNOTE SPEAKER (Virtual)
Dr Anna Byrom
Creating coherent nutrition and nurture policy, practice and research – applying the sense of coherence construct
0930-1030 KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Dr Kajsa Brimdyr
Why don’t newborns get through the 9 Stages - and what can we do about it?
1030-1100 Karin Cadwell, Healthy Children Project
Mapping and measuring the activity of skin-to-skin in the first hour after birth
1100-1130 Morning refreshments, Posters & Exhibition Foyer
1130-1310 CONCURRENT SESSION 2 A
Chair: Tracey Foster, LCANZ Board Plantation 1
INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS
Chair: Patricia Doyle, LCANZ Board Plantation 3
1130-1155 Eleanor Johnson, JKWC - Western Health/ Northern Health
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on exclusive breastmilk feeding rates in metropolitan Melbourne
1130-1220
Louise Duursma, Nurture Breastfeeding Support & Monica Hogan, Canberra Health Services
Tongue tie assessment and management
1155-1220 Susan Tawia, Australian Breastfeeding Association
The Australian Breastfeeding Association’s response to new mothers and breastfeeding women during emergencies in Australia
1220-1245 Renee Kam, Australian Breastfeeding Association
Why do tens of thousands of mothers call the National Breastfeeding Helpline each year?
1220-1310
Lois Wattis, Lactation Consultant
Let’s examine the evidence for Tongue Tie and Lip Tie Surgical Treatment
1245-1310 Michelle Simmons, Westmead Hospital
The IRIIS Taskforce:
Interventions for Reducing the Impact of Infant and Maternal Separation
1310-1410 Lunch, Posters & Exhibition Poster presentations 1330-1400 Foyer
1410-1615 PLENARY SESSION 5
Chair: Dianne Haworth, LCANZ Board
Plantation Room
1410-1440 Virginia Schmied, Western Sydney University
Feeding my baby: how mothers across the globe experience the enablers and obstacles to breastfeeding
1440-1510 Anita Moorhead, La Trobe University & Royal Women’s Hospital
‘Is there any point in me doing this?’ The views and experiences of women in the Diabetes and Antenatal Milk Expressing (DAME) trial
1510-1540 Naomi Hull, World Breastfeeding Trends Initiative Australia
Galvanizing grassroots action: Connecting the WBTI Aus report recommendations with the ANBS
1540-1610 KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Dr Lisa Amir, The Royal Women’s Hospital, Melbourne
Identifying design solutions to increase women’s comfort with breastfeeding in public
1610-1615 Conference close
1615-1630 Afternoon refreshments Foyer
1630-1800 Tigers: Can a salesman be a hero? – gold coin donation
ORGANISING COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Michelle Simmons IBCLC – CMC Postnatal & Infant Feeding, Women’s and Newborn services, Westmead Hospital

Dianne Haworth IBCLC, CNC Lactation, Launceston General Hospital |Private Practice: Breastfeeding Matters in Tasmania

Narelle Dwyer IBCLC, RN, RM

Helen Adams RM IBCLC, CMC-Lactation, Maternity and Neonatal Services, Werribee Mercy Hospital, Private Practice – BestFeeding Consultancy

ABOUT LCANZ

Lactation Consultants of Australia and New Zealand Ltd (LCANZ) is the professional organisation for International Board Certified Lactation Consultant’s (IBCLC’s) and others who have an interest in lactation and breastfeeding. Our core business is to provide members with information and educational opportunities to enable them to continue to advance their practice as lactation consultants, and enhance the profession of Lactation Consultancy generally in Australia and New Zealand. We also deliver educational opportunities to the wider population of health care professionals, to enable them to provide mothers with the most up-to-date information and expertise available on breastfeeding and lactation.

LCANZ provides a uniquely southern hemisphere approach to breastfeeding and lactation, and showcases the abundance of knowledge, research and skill in our region. LCANZ is the “peak body” of lactation professionals in this region and as such is in a great position to lobby Governments, and NGO’s on breastfeeding issues. We are also an affiliate of the International Lactation Consultants Association.

www.lcanz.org/

CONTACT US

Please contact Leishman Associates for all enquiries relating to the LCANZ 2022 Conference.

Leishman Associates
227 Collins Street,
HOBART TAS 7000
P: 03 6234 7844
F: 03 6234 595
E: kan@laevents.com.au
W: leishman-associates.com.au

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