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所在平台: Coursera |
课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/breastfeeding-public-health-perspectives
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课程名称：母乳喂养：公共卫生视角 课程概述：参与本课程将使您有机会思考母乳喂养及其对公共卫生的影响。课程将采用社会生态模型作为框架，探讨模型的各个层面（个体、人与人之间、社区、组织和公共政策）如何影响美国以及全球的母乳喂养实践。 通过短视频讲座，您将了解到与母乳喂养公共卫生视角相关的主题，如母亲和儿童的短期和长期健康益处、经济和环境影响、健康专业课程中母乳喂养教育的现状，以及LGBTQ+群体的母乳喂养实践。 您将运用所学知识对母乳喂养文献进行批判，为特定的母乳喂养家长角色创建母乳喂养预算，并设计传播母乳喂养的教育材料。完成本课程后，您应能自信地识别成功母乳喂养实践的障碍，并理解充足的母乳喂养将如何影响人群健康。 课程大纲： - 第一周：公共卫生问题的定义；社会生态视角；美国及全球母乳喂养环境概述。 - 第二周：母亲自我效能、家庭和社区对母乳喂养的支持。 - 第三周：医疗保健提供者和雇主的支持。 - 第四周：研究和监测。
Name:Week One
Description:This week's Module will address the following: What is a Public Health Problem? The Socio-ecological lens; Overview of breastfeeding environment in the US and globally.
Name:Week Two
Description:This week's Module will address the following: Maternal Self-Efficacy, Family, and Community Support for Breastfeeding.
Name:Week Three
Description:This week's Module will address the following: Support from Health Care Providers and Employers
Name:Week Four
Description:This week's Module will address the following: Research and Surveillance
Engaging in this course will provide you with the opportunity to think about breastfeeding and its public health implications. The Socio-Ecological Model will be the framework of the course as we think about how each level of the Model (individual, interpersonal, community, organizational, and public policy) impacts breastfeeding practices in the United States, and globally. Through short video lectures you will be introduced to relevant topics related to the public health perspectives of breastfeeding such as the maternal and child short- and long-term health benefits, economic and environmental impacts, the state of health profession curricula surrounding breastfeeding education, and breastfeeding practices of the LGBTQ+ community. You will apply this knowledge to critique breastfeeding literature, create a breastfeeding budget for a particular breastfeeding parent persona, and design an education material to promote breastfeeding. As you complete this course, you should feel confident in identifying the barriers to successful breastfeeding practices and understand how adequate breastfeeding will impact population health.
