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Is breastfeeding education in midwifery programs sufficient to equip future midwives? Phase 1: A curriculum mapping study
Problem/Background/Aims Extensive global research confirms the wide-ranging health and psychological benefits of exclusive breastfeeding for both infants and mothers, yet global breastfeeding rates remain low. This paper reports Phase 1 findings from a multiphase national breastfeeding study. The ai
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