Prenatal Substance Abuse and Related Breastfeeding Outcomes: An Exploration of How Hospital Policy and Staff Shape Infant Feeding Decisions

Authors

Jackson M. Bunch, University of Montana - MissoulaFollow
Amy N. Lommen, University of Montana - MissoulaFollow

Document Type

Report

Publication Date

10-2016

Abstract

The University Grant Program awarded us funding to explore prenatal substance abuse and infant feeding choices, focusing specifically on how hospital policy and staff might shape those decisions. We conducted our research at Community Medical Center. We interviewed staff and devised a survey based on the interview analyses to further investigate the topic.

Rights

© 2016 Jackson Bunch and Amy Lommen

Recommended Citation

Bunch, Jackson M. and Lommen, Amy N., "Prenatal Substance Abuse and Related Breastfeeding Outcomes: An Exploration of How Hospital Policy and Staff Shape Infant Feeding Decisions" (2016). University Grant Program Reports. 25.
https://scholarworks.umt.edu/ugp-reports/25