Abstract
Nurses are accountable for providing current evidence-based information to patients in the clinical setting. Postpartum nurses are in the forefront of supporting exclusive breastfeeding rates to comply with professional and national standards. The aim of this project was to compare postpartum nurses’ current breastfeeding knowledge and the immediate effects of an educational session encompassing 3 common clinical practices (separation of mother and newborn, formula supplementation, and pacifier use in breastfeeding newborns) that are considered barriers to exclusive breastfeeding. The outcome indicated the nurses’ current breastfeeding knowledge or an increased their breastfeeding knowledge before and after the educational session.
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