医疗体系应该全面支持母乳喂养
“整个医疗体系应该接受跨科室培训，通过系统性医疗课程全面了解母乳喂养是一种疾病预防措施，能够预防生命各个阶段的多种疾病。”Paula Meier 教授是拉什大学医学中心新生儿重症监护病房 （NICU） 泌乳支持主任，也是全球 NICU 泌乳支持领域最受欢迎的专家。虽然全球众多医学倡议已认识到，大剂量亲母母乳对于早产儿十分重要，有助于减少致命的坏死性小肠结肠炎、迟发性败血症、支气管肺发育不良（严重的呼吸系统疾病）、再次入院以及后续的神经发育问题。然而，全球并未实施标准化基于循证学的方案，以支持这些全球倡议。Meier 教授从 1996 年拉什大学医学中心启动的“亲母母乳支持项目”中汲取经验教训，提出了在全球 NICU 实施新型标准化母乳喂养支持最佳临床路径，提出医院里干扰早产儿母乳喂养的七大障碍，以及如何通过低成本措施和同伴咨询系统来克服这些障碍。
美德乐法国董事总经理 Brigitte Dumas 表示：“很荣幸能够与法国的公众分享这些重要的研究。在全球医疗保健项目都在经历重大调整之时，母乳喂养对于婴儿、母亲以及社会的益处使其无法被忽视。说到母乳和疾病，就全球范围来说，母乳可谓‘一两值万金’。从改善产前到产后以及家庭保健全局出发，全球各国，包括法国在内的整体社会成员都应该重新致力于推动相关政策和措施以保护、支持和促进选择母乳喂养的母婴群体。”
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关于美德乐：
美德乐创立于 1961 年，总部位于瑞士，是全球着名的母乳喂养全套解决方案领导者，致力于在全球范围内推广母乳喂养，使妈妈和宝宝都终生受益。美德乐携手世界顶尖的科学家、医疗专家以及大学共同开展基础研究，并将研究成果用于应用于创新技术与产品研发。美德乐母乳喂养全套解决方案融合了公司30多年来实证研究的成果，其产品覆盖吸乳器、母乳哺喂、母乳收集、母乳管理、乳房护理五大领域，是国内外众多医院和妈妈的选择。美德乐拥有18个分公司，分布于欧洲、北美、亚洲，其分销网络遍布100多个国家，全球雇员超过 1,800 多人。
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