Social Media and the IBCLC: Ethics, Privacy, Misinformation and Maternal Mental Health

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There is evidence that breastfeeding support groups on social media:
- Increase the potential for exclusive breastfeeding to six months
- Increase the volume of milk per 24 hours that women can produce
- Are associated with longer breastfeeding duration
- Improve mother’s breastfeeding self-efficacy
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Which of the following are examples of WHO code breaches?
- During the course of a one-to-one consultation, an IBCLC advises a mother to a nipple shield that is marketed by a company that does not comply with the WHO Code.
- An IBCLC or healthcare professional partners with an infant formula company. They post about their product on Instagram and appear on the company’s podcast.
- An IBCLC puts an informative post on their Instagram feed informing their followers which brands of feeding bottles (including brands from non-code compliant brands) they believe are best for breastfed babies.
- An infant formula company posts customer testimonials on their social media channels about their experiences giving the product to their < 6 months old babies.
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Which of the following statements about privacy are true?
- Having one’s privacy respected is important for developing a sense of self and identity.
- GPS coordinates can be extracted from images posted on social media platforms.
- It’s ok to post images of babies on social media because they are unable to give informed consent.
- The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights mandates that everyone has a right to have their privacy and personal data/communications respected and protected.
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Social Media and the IBCLC: Ethics, Privacy, Misinformation and Maternal Mental Health

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