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 |
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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! |
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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 |
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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 |
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1130-1230 | WORKSHOP Patricia Doyle, Nurturing Well & Justine van der Watt Supporting Private Practice – Building a culture of collaboration, professional recognition and unity |
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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 |
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1635-1705 | Karolyn Vaughan IBLCE update |
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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 |
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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 |
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0930-1030 | KEYNOTE SPEAKER Dr Kajsa Brimdyr Why don’t newborns get through the 9 Stages - and what can we do about it? |
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1030-1100 | Karin Cadwell, Healthy Children Project Mapping and measuring the activity of skin-to-skin in the first hour after birth |
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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 |
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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 |
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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 |
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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 |
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1510-1540 | Naomi Hull, World Breastfeeding Trends Initiative Australia Galvanizing grassroots action: Connecting the WBTI Aus report recommendations with the ANBS |
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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 |
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1610-1615 | Conference close | |
1615-1630 | Afternoon refreshments | Foyer |
1630-1800 | Tigers: Can a salesman be a hero? – gold coin donation |
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