This document is a student nurse's assignment report from shadowing an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). The student nurse worked with the IBCLC to care for breastfeeding mothers in the community. They saw several women and infants together. The IBCLC's duties were mostly as expected but differed in some ways. The student nurse briefly described the chief complaints of the mothers seen, such as breastfeeding difficulties, and how the IBCLC addressed each issue. The instructor provided feedback on the student's performance.
This document is a student nurse's assignment report from shadowing an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). The student nurse worked with the IBCLC to care for breastfeeding mothers in the community. They saw several women and infants together. The IBCLC's duties were mostly as expected but differed in some ways. The student nurse briefly described the chief complaints of the mothers seen, such as breastfeeding difficulties, and how the IBCLC addressed each issue. The instructor provided feedback on the student's performance.
This document is a student nurse's assignment report from shadowing an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). The student nurse worked with the IBCLC to care for breastfeeding mothers in the community. They saw several women and infants together. The IBCLC's duties were mostly as expected but differed in some ways. The student nurse briefly described the chief complaints of the mothers seen, such as breastfeeding difficulties, and how the IBCLC addressed each issue. The instructor provided feedback on the student's performance.
Student
Nurse
________________________________________________
Date
__________________
Today
I
worked
with
____________________________________________,
who
has
_____
years
of
experience
as
an
RN,
and
________
years
as
an
International
Board
Certified
Lactation
Consultant
(IBCLC).
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
(Address
each
item.)
1. Evaluate
the
role
of
the
R.N.
in
providing
care
to
lactating
mothers
as
an
IBCLC/LC.
2. Develop
assessment
skills
pertinent
to
care
of
breastfeeding
mothers
in
the
community.
3. Initiate
and
maintain
meaningful
and
appropriate
communication
with
clients
and
the
IBCLC/LC.
4. Discuss
pertinent
observations
with
the
IBCLC/LC,
and
with
the
mother
as
appropriate.
Days
Activities
How
many
women
and
infants
did
you
care
for
together?
How
were
the
IBCLC/LCs
duties
as
you
expected
and
how
where
they
different?
As
expected
Different
then
expected
Below,
and
on
the
back
of
this
page,
briefly
describe
the
chief
complaints
of
the
mothers
you
and
the
IBCLC/LC
saw,
and
how
the
IBCLC/LC
and
you
addressed
each.