Symposium 2023 China
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Lactation, Science and Care
Date: May 13-14, 2023
Location: Hybrid Event - Beijing, China and virtual participation option
Day 1: Workshops
Day 2: Symposium with Live Streaming
Registration closes on Friday, May 12, 2023
The China edition of Medela’s Global Breastfeeding and Lactation Symposium series and 2nd China Summit will be held in May, 2023. Over the course of two days, the world’s most influential human milk and lactation experts will share new insights, latest scientific evidence and discoveries. Our aim is to provide a platform for like-minded breastfeeding professionals to exchange ideas, experiences, and best practices. Whether as educators, obstetricians, neonatologists, healthcare providers, breastfeeding consultants, or human milk and policy experts, let’s unite to protect, support and promote breastfeeding in China.
This unique academic conference builds on a hybrid model: On day 1, a workshop around the China Breastfeeding Promote Project will be held in person. Select representatives from 5-10 demonstration hospitals will participate and explore promoting breastfeeding in different scenarios. On day 2, the summit will be held in a hybrid format, with all presentations streamed live, allowing healthcare professionals all over China to register free of charge and conveniently learn online about the latest research from regionally and globally renowned speakers and actively participate during the live discussions.
May 13, 2023
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Participants |
Theme |
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Select representatives from demonstration hospitals |
Breastfeeding Promotion Workshop |
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Poster winners |
Poster Award Ceremony |
May 14, 2023
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Speaker |
Theme |
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Government representative (CMCHA) |
Progress of China breastfeeding promotion |
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Lars Bode |
Lactation as a biological system: The dynamics of human milk composition |
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Donna Geddes |
Lactation as a biological system: The importance of dose |
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Cao Yun |
The impact of human milk feeding on the outcomes of NICU premature infants based on clinical research in China |
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Q&A |
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Diane Spatz |
A call to action: Improving human milk & breastfeeding outcomes by prioritizing effective initiation of lactation |
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Yu Hong |
Quality improvement study on breastfeeding in mother-infant-separation dyads after standardized interventions |
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Yuki Takahashi |
Effect of epidural analgesia on infant sucking and opportunities for improvement to achieve the standard of care for infants |
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Q&A |
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Rebecca Hoban |
Initiation of lactation: Prophylactic lactation support as Standard of Care for mothers of NICU infants |
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Feng Qi |
Clinical study on promoting breastfeeding of premature infants in China |
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Q&A |
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Medela |
Promote breastfeeding in China |
Please note that agenda is subject to change.
Call for Poster Abstract submissions
All participants are kindly invited to present their research as a poster at the conference. Please note that only abstracts meeting the guidelines outlined will be considered for presentation.
To ensure all the submitted content is original and the poster authors own the content copyright or have evidence of permission for reuse of material in case they do not own copyright, you are required to check the appropriate box when submitting the abstract for consideration.
The maximum word count for abstracts is 2500 characters (incl. references, spaces and acknowledgements). All accepted posters will be uploaded to the Symposium platform by the Scientific Committee. In order to allow release of your electronic poster to the Symposium, you are required to check the appropriate box when submitting the abstract for consideration.
Abstracts can only be submitted online via our Symposium landing page. Final deadline for abstract submission: Sunday, 2nd April 2023.
