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  1. We analyzed 40,628 tweets related to breastfeeding and COVID-19 generated by 28,216 users. Emotion anal-ysis revealed predominantly “Positive emotions” regarding breastfeeding, comprising 72% of tweets. The overall tweet sentiment was positive, with a mean weekly sentiment of 0.25 throughout, and was afected by external events.

    • Breastfeeding Assistance Offered by Hospitals
    • Impact of Covid-19
    • Breastfeeding Support
    • Socioeconomic Status
    • Strengths and Limitations
    • Recommendations

    Both descriptive statistics and open-ended responses regarding the perinatal experience of participants indicated a high prevalence of breastfeeding problems in both public and private maternity wards, suggesting that neonatal support for breastfeeding in both public and private hospitals was generally insufficient and ineffective. In particular, g...

    We also found the pandemic in Hong Kong to have a generally positive self-rated impact on breastfeeding, which was positively associated with successful six-month PBF. Our linear regression results suggested that this is likely due to the work-from-home arrangements implemented and the perceived benefits of breastfeeding in improving children’s imm...

    Results of logistic regression models further indicated that breastfeeding support from family and friends was positively associated with successful six-month PBF, both in general and during the pandemic period. This is consistent with previous studies that emphasised the importance of the husband’s preference for EBF and having peers who have had ...

    Both local and international studies have demonstrated that the exclusivity of breastfeeding and the duration of EBF are positively associated with maternal education level and household income [42, 43]. However, due to our purposive sampling approach, our participants had a higher education level and socioeconomic status compared to the general po...

    Our study adopted a purposive sampling approach and targeted members of breastfeeding support groups and organisations, who were committed to breastfeeding, experienced with breastfeeding, and exposed to a wide range of breastfeeding services provided by different health care providers, organisations, and professionals. This allowed wide-ranging ex...

    In view of our findings, we propose six areas which the government and hospitals should address to further promote breastfeeding in Hong Kong. First, staff training in private hospitals should be strengthened. Written notice of breastfeeding policies should be well-communicated to all staff (BFHI Step 1), while standard training should be mandated ...

  2. 2018年6月15日 · A recent review of the BFHI found support interventions can increase the duration and exclusivity of breastfeeding, especially face-to-face visits. Similarly, it was identified that education and support delivered by both health professionals or peers can increase breastfeeding initiation rates [4].

  3. 2024年3月6日 · Social support, in particular, is a critical factor for breastfeeding intention, initiation, and continuation [9, 10, 11, 12, 13]. In Aotearoa New Zealand, despite a 96.8% rate of exclusive breastfeeding in the first month, this percentage sharply declines to 35.5% when infants reach six months of age [14].

  4. 2024年6月4日 · Results. A total of 621 women in 2017 and 311 women in 2019 were included. After prenatal SDM was introduced, the rooming-in rate during hospitalization fell from 42.2% in 2017 to 25.6% in 2019 (p < 0.001), and the EBF rate declined from 45.9% to 35.7% (p = 0.01).

  5. 2022年8月2日 · Encompassing all aspects of breastfeeding, the International Breastfeeding Journal addresses the need for a high quality, open access multi-disciplinary ...

  6. 2024年10月11日 · Association of early-term birth and breastfeeding practices with nutritional outcomes in singleton term infants: a multicenter cross-sectional study. Limited research has explored the associations of gestational age (GA) and breastfeeding practices with growth and nutrition in term infants.

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