Course Information
This course is equivalent to 10 hours of learning. The course is one of thirteen (13) courses that make up the Lactation Consultant Examination Preparation (Exam Prep - EP) program. Courses in the Exam Prep program may be studied as an individual course based on your interest or education requirements.
The 10 completed hours can be used as:
- Comprehensive education related to the lactation specific education for the IBLCE® examination eligibility, and/or,
- Continuing Professional Development for medical officers, midwives, nurses, and allied health professionals.
Detailed Content Outline
This course has been intentionally designed to align with the current IBLCE® Detailed Content Outline (DCO) and to prepare candidates comprehensively for the IBCLC certification examination.
The DCO addressed in this course:
- I. Development and Nutrition [6 hours of lactation (L) specific content].
- V. Psychology, Sociology, and Anthropology [4 hours of lactation (L) specific content].
*The 10 hours are calculated on completion of the essential course content - Additional Resources materials are supplementary and therefore not included in the 10 hours.
Broad Aims of the Course
The broad aims for this course are:
- Explore the normal trajectory of a breastfed from infancy to toddlerhood
- Distinguish between normal developmental milestones and delayed milestones
- Appraise the introduction of solid, family foods into an baby's environment
- Describe the nutritional needs of breastfeeding women
Access Time
- Courses are open for 30 days from the time of activation.
- You activate the course when you have the time and motivation to commit to successfully completing the course.
- There is a discount if you purchase all 13 Exam Prep courses together - you can still activate the courses as you are ready.
- Each course will still only be open for 30 days
- Do not activate all 13 courses at once.
- Once you have completed the content within the course you will still have access to content for the duration of the purchased time.
Learning Resources
The course is inbuilt with video presentations, self-directed earning activities and quizzes in each section. There are:
- Downloadable resources
- Links to additional content
- Self-directed learning activities
- Handbook
Detailed Content Outline
This course covers the following items;
I. Development and Nutrition
A. Infant here
V. Psychology, Sociology, and Anthropology
VII. Clinical Skills
B. Education and Communication here
Course Content Overview