What influences infant feeding decisions for Māori mothers aged 15-24 years?

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What influences infant feeding decisions for Māori mothers aged 15-24 years?

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Thesis. The vast evidence that supports the profound benefits of breastfeeding for infant and maternal health are reportedly well known by mothers and health professionals alike. Yet in New Zealand [NZ] nationally collected statistics show breastfeeding rates continue to fall well short of Ministry of Health [MOH] national targets. These targets are guided by The World Health Organization [WHO] recommendations (National Breastfeeding Advisory Committee of New Zealand, 2009). It is of concern ...

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Masters

Date created

2015

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Helen Gosman

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https://www.digitalnz.org/records/36397286

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