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Human Milk Feeding Rates Post-NICU Discharge
The purpose of this study is to discover the incentives and barriers to human milk use and breast-feeding in the NICU graduate. By better understanding the incentives and barriers we believe we can define better methods for promoting higher rates and longer duration of human milk use in this medically fragile population.
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