From: How do breastfeeding workplace interventions work?: a realist review
POSTTEST DESIGN | |
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Lead Author; Publication Year | Dodgson et al. [36]; 1997 |
Study Population | Women who studied or worked at University of Minnesota and used the lactation room during the first 18 months of its existence; RTW: 36 yes (15 students, 15 staff, 6 faculty) – 10 no (7 students, 3 staff); N = 46 |
Country | USA |
Intervention | Lactation room Orientation package incl. Information about pump use, community lactation resources, collection and storage of BM Individual consultation and educational program Information and educational material related to BF for the lactation room and departments upon request Telephone BF consultations |
Outcomes | Perceived impact on BF (1 being the least positive response, 7 being the most positive response; mean ± SD) • Increased use of BM instead of formula: 6.02 ± 1.57 • Increased length of BF duration: 5.27 ± 2.18 EBF rates among mothers who returned • 1 months: 91.4% • 3 months: 80.6% • 6 months: 47.2% |