Member's Spotlight

Member's Spotlight

Judith Ann Frilingos and

Vicki Robbins

Florida Hospital Lactation Center

The Research Committee also coordinated the Conference Research Presentation Award, a new award sponsored in 2008 by Barbara Wilson-Clay, Kay Hoover, and Rebecca Mannel to help beginning researchers to bring their work to publication. The two $500 awards were given to Rachelle Lessen for "Prenatal Counseling for Families in the Fetal Heart Program" and Mary Ann Kotyk et al. for "Screening Tool for Poor Suck: When to Refer."

ILCA and FLCA member Margie Forrest, just re-turned from an outreach trip to the coastal community of Petit Goave, Haiti, located west of Port-au-Prince, and discov-ered firsthand the important role of IBCLCs in an emergency. She went as part of a Florida interdisciplinary medical team that included physicians, nurses, psychologists, a social worker (who provided play therapy for children), and Margie as the team`s lactation consultant.

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Bonnie Lanternier & Ruthy Wilson

with Exhibit at NAPNAP Conference

This internet site provides information of a general nature and is designed for educational purposes only.

If you have any concerns about your own health or the health of your child, you should

always consult with a physician or other healthcare professional.

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	Member's Spotlight Judith Ann Frilingos and Vicki Robbins Florida Hospital Lactation Center The Research Committee also coordinated the Conference Research Presentation Award, a new award sponsored in 2008 by Barbara Wilson-Clay, Kay Hoover, and Rebecca Mannel to help beginning researchers to bring their work to publication. The two $500 awards were given to Rachelle Lessen for "Prenatal Counseling for Families in the Fetal Heart Program" and Mary Ann Kotyk et al. for "Screening Tool for Poor Suck: When to Refer." ILCA and FLCA member Margie Forrest, just re-turned from an outreach trip to the coastal community of Petit Goave, Haiti, located west of Port-au-Prince, and discov-ered firsthand the important role of IBCLCs in an emergency. She went as part of a Florida interdisciplinary medical team that included physicians, nurses, psychologists, a social worker (who provided play therapy for children), and Margie as the team`s lactation consultant. (click here for more.....) Bonnie Lanternier & Ruthy Wilson with Exhibit at NAPNAP Conference © 2002 - 2014 Florida Lactation Consultant Association, all rights reserved. This internet site provides information of a general nature and is designed for educational purposes only. If you have any concerns about your own health or the health of your child, you should always consult with a physician or other healthcare professional.