Educational Placements

A.Y. 2023/2024
6
Max ECTS
108
Overall hours
Language
Italian
Learning objectives
- Diffuse breastfeeding culture and proper nutrition for mother and baby through effective communication.
- Facilitate and protect mother-child relationship
Expected learning outcomes
- Describe social, cultural and political influences that can hinder breastfeeding in order to promote, support and protect it in one's own workplace.
- Use effective communication to speak to pregnant women and mothers with a person centered approach.
- Carry out a bibliographic research on infants and children feeding, know how to keep up to date and collaborate in research in the field.
- Describe strategies for promoting public health.
- Describe the Standards of good practices underlying the UNICEF "Together for Breastfeeding" Initiative, understand its rationale and objectives and implement them in the workplace with adequate support from colleagues.
- Describe international, national and local recommendations and guidelines regarding the feeding of infants and young children.
- Describe the International Code on the Marketing of Breast Milk Substitutes and understand the importance of respecting the Code in your own workplace.
Single course

This course cannot be attended as a single course. Please check our list of single courses to find the ones available for enrolment.

Course syllabus and organization

Single session

Course syllabus
Course Syllabus:
Describe particular situations that may have an impact on breastfeeding and lactation and support mothers in overcoming these difficulties.
Apply knowledge and skills of lactation physiology to help mothers manage effectively in the event of problems that arise during breastfeeding or in case of separation from the baby.
Describe social, cultural and political influences that can hinder breastfeeding in order to promote, support and protect it in one's own workplace.
Use effective communication to speak to pregnant women and mothers with a person centered approach.
Carry out a bibliographic research on infants and children feeding, know how to keep up to date and collaborate in research in the field.
Describe strategies for promoting public health.
Prerequisites for admission
The student will be able to access the placement exam in September if he has reached the expected number of hours and only after having delivered:
- Placement attendance sheets for each location that certify the achievement of the number of hours
- Evaluation form for each experience
- Copy of the Portfolio
- Nursing didactic record.
Teaching methods
For gestural skills acquisition, exercises, simulations, laboratory experiences are carried out during the degree course
Teaching Resources
Marisa Cantarelli Il modello delle prestazioni infermieristiche Masson 2018
Badon Pierluigi - Cesaro Simone Assistenza Infermieristica in Pediatria, ed. CEA 2015
Badon Pierluigi - Zampieron Alessandra Procedure infermieristiche pediatriche, ed. CEA 2010
UNICEF - Guide to the Unicef UK Baby Friendly Initiative university standards, July 2019
Assessment methods and Criteria
The Placement exam consists of:
Group work and discussions of clinical cases presented by students in different ways (role playing, presentation with slide).
For technical skills, refer to the list delivered during the year
- University credits: 6
Informal teaching: 108 hours