Indian Health Service Breastfeeding Initiatives Map Orientation to Tribes, Urban Indian Programs, and Area Offices.

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Indian Health Service Breastfeeding Initiatives Map Orientation to Tribes, Urban Indian Programs, and Area Offices

2 Indian Lands Today

3 IHS Areas Today

5 note the march 2004 publication – 60-70% natives in urban areas and 40 or 30 on reservation. Urban Programs are funded at 1-2% of all IHS budget.

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IHS Nutrition Program Brief description of 4 national projects

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10 IHS Nutrition Projects Promoting Healthy Beverages Action Kit at urces/healthbev06_index.asp urces/healthbev06_index.asp Honoring the Gift of Children: Wellness Journey for Our Families Strengthen the Family Circle Taking Standardized Heights & Weights Breastfeeding Promotion at IHS Trainings

IHS Breastfeeding Web Page & Infant Feeding Choices Documentation

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13 Feeding Choice (today) X Breastfeeding only Mostly Breastfeeding ½ Breastfeeding ½ Formula feeding Mostly Formula feeding Formula feeding only One time data fields Mom’s name Or chart# birth order Birth wt. started formula___wks/mth stopped breastfeeding___wks/mth started solids___wks/mth

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IHS Head Start Program Breastfeeding Initiative

16 OHS PIR AI-AN Grantees for Region 11 ( )  Total Actual Enrollment (EHS & HS):  Children (0-5)  Actual Enrollment for EHS 3088  Children (EHS) 2662  Pregnant Women 426

17 Program Information Report (PIR) Information on benefits of breastfeeding- 95%

18 Breastfeeding Promotion  EHS Breastfeeding workgroup (2003)  Breastfeeding Best Practices-Partnership with DDTP, DCE, OWH  Dissemination of breastfeeding toolkits to EHS and HS grantees and training.  Participation in breastfeeding workgroup and policy development. (OHS)  Breastfeeding survey-baseline  Module development

19 Toolkit Head Start and DDTP Best Practice AAP Policy Statement (Feb 2005) Close to the Heart, PIMC “An Easy Guide to Breastfeeding for AI/AN Families”, HHS Resource list

IHS Division of Diabetes Treatment and Prevention Breastfeeding Best Practices

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22 Best Practices for Breastfeeding Provider Recommendations  - Promote and support breastfeeding  - Offer breastfeeding training to health care providers  - Provide breastfeeding education to patients, their families, and the community  - Provide early and ongoing expertise and support in breastfeeding

23 Best Practices for Breastfeeding Organization Recommendations: System and program changes to promote BF initiation and duration  Establish easy to remember mission statement, “Our organization will promote breastfeeding choice to prevent or delay diabetes and overweight”  Portray breastfeeding as positive and normal.  Ensure patients have access to trained maternal and child health staff.  Establish written breastfeeding policy.  Establish perinatal registries with infant feeding choice information

24 Contacts MCH - Judith Thierry BF web page – Suzan Murphy IHS Head Start Program – Cheryl Wilson, MS Diabetes – Tammy Brown t t Nutrition – Jean Charles-Azure