■胎记导乐集体,在大新奥尔良地区提供导乐和哺乳服务的合作社,在两次第4类风暴后启动了应急响应:劳拉飓风(2020年)和伊达飓风(2021年)。回应包括启动免费的围产期和婴儿喂养紧急热线。这两次灾难都与路易斯安那州COVID-19感染的死灰复燃相吻合。
■这项研究的目的是了解在路易斯安那州飓风期间,紧急围产期和婴儿喂养热线如何支持婴儿和幼儿在紧急情况下喂养。
■这项研究使用了横截面,在母乳喂养率低的人群中进行回顾性定性设计。我们对劳拉飓风和艾达飓风的97个热线电话记录进行了内容分析,与哺乳支持提供者的焦点小组在任何一场风暴期间都为热线配备了人员(n=5),并采访了在飓风伊达(n=2)期间打电话的母亲。焦点小组和访谈持续了30分钟和60分钟,分别。使用专题分析技术分析成绩单。
■通话记录显示了婴儿的喂养需求(例如,乳腺炎,牛奶供应不足,relactation,和婴儿配方奶粉请求)和非婴儿喂养需求(例如,婴儿用品,围产期和婴儿护理转诊,庇护所信息)。在两次飓风期间,婴儿配方奶粉是最需要的供应。产妇参与者讨论了爱达飓风期间的家庭脆弱性。工作人员描述了在维持自身福祉的同时提供支持的培训和策略。
■提供免费的紧急热线服务是支持孕妇和产后患者及其家人寻求婴儿喂养建议的一种方式,用品,并在灾难发生后立即提供支持。
UNASSIGNED: Birthmark Doula Collective, a cooperative that provides doula and lactation services in the Greater New Orleans area, mounted an emergency response after two Category 4 storms: Hurricane Laura (2020) and Hurricane Ida (2021). The response included activating a no-cost emergency perinatal and infant feeding hotline. Both disasters coincided with a resurgence of COVID-19 infections in Louisiana.
UNASSIGNED: The aim of this study is to understand how an emergency perinatal and infant feeding hotline supported infant and young child feeding in emergencies during
hurricanes in Louisiana.
UNASSIGNED: This study used a cross-sectional, retrospective qualitative design in a population with low breastfeeding rates. We conducted a content analysis of 97 hotline call logs from
Hurricanes Laura and Ida, focus groups with lactation support providers who staffed the hotline during either storm (n = 5), and interviews with mothers who called during Hurricane Ida (n = 2). Focus groups and interviews lasted 30 and 60 minutes, respectively. Transcripts were analyzed using thematic analysis techniques.
UNASSIGNED: Call logs revealed infant feeding needs (e.g., mastitis, low milk supply, relactation, and infant formula requests) and non-infant feeding needs (e.g., infant supplies, perinatal and infant care referrals, shelter information). Infant formula was the most requested supply during both
hurricanes. Maternal participants discussed family vulnerabilities during Hurricane Ida. Staff described training and strategies to provide support while maintaining their own well-being.
UNASSIGNED: Providing a free emergency hotline service is one way to support pregnant and postpartum people and their families seeking infant feeding advice, supplies, and support in the immediate aftermath of a disaster.