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Maternal and child nutrition
Implementing NICE guidance
2nd edition March 2012
NICE public health guidance 11
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Guidance review
This guidance was originally issued in 2008. It was reviewed in July 2011 where it was decided it should not be updated at this time.
During the review, three recommendations were amended:
• infant formula
• checking babies weight
• pre-school settings: infant feeding
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What this presentation covers
Scope
Key priorities for implementation
Costs and savings
Discussion
NHS evidence and NICE pathway
A local practice example, and find out more
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Scope
Maternal diet and nutrition: pre-pregnancy, during and post-pregnancy
Infant feeding: infant formula and breastfeeding
Diet and nutrition for babies from 6 months old
and pre-school children: including weaning, weight monitoring, allergy prevention and oral health
Addresses disparities in low-income and
other disadvantaged groups
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Key priorities for implementation
• Promote the Healthy Start scheme• Train staff in maternal and child nutrition• Advise women to take folic acid and vitamin
D supplements, as appropriate• Promote and support breastfeeding
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• Encourage all those who may be eligible to apply: ensure forms and vitamin supplements are available
• Offer Healthy Start vitamin supplements to all women and children who are eligible
• Offer eligible parents tailored support and advice on using Healthy Start vouchers, on breastfeeding and on how to introduce infants to solid foods
• Audit local uptake
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Training
Caring for women who may become (or who are) pregnant and children under 5 requires training in:
• their nutritional needs • the rationale for recommending supplements • how to provide dietary advice• breastfeeding management (BFI minimum standard)• practical ways of changing eating behaviour
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Vitamin D for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers
Ensure health professionals know about the importance of vitamin D supplements
Offer pregnant women information and advice at first booking appointment, on the benefits of taking a suitable daily 10 mcg supplement – such as Healthy Start
Ensure those at greatest risk of a deficiency are taking vitamin D
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Breastfeeding promotion
• Use a multi-faceted approach or coordinated programme of interventions across different settings
• Use the Baby Friendly Initiative (BFI) as a minimum standard
• Develop a written, audited and well-publicised breastfeeding policy that includes support for staff who are breastfeeding
• Identify a health professional responsible for implementing this policy
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Breastfeeding support
Peer supporters should:
• receive externally accredited training
• receive ongoing support as part of a multidisciplinary team
• contact new mothers within 48 hours of their transfer home (or 48 hours of a home birth)
• offer mothers ongoing support according to need
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Folic acid
Advise women who may become pregnant and those up to 12 weeks pregnant to follow a folate rich diet and take a 400 mcg folic acid supplement daily
Prescribe 5 mg a day if they have a family history of neural tube defect (NTD), have given birth to a baby with NTD or have diabetes
Ensure local initiatives stress the importance of folic acid and the availability of suitable supplements
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Costs & savings
This guidance is unlikely to have a significant impact on costs. Locally, additional resources may be required for breastfeeding peer support, staff trainingand link workers, the provision of Healthy Start vitamins and family nutrition programmes.
Implementing this guidance may reduce:
- childhood illnesses such as gastroenteritis- the rate of obesity among adults and children - the risk of some cancers among mothers - neural tube defects
Correct at March 2008. Cost and savings assumptions were not
updated for 2nd edition
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Discussion: breastfeeding
• To what extent have we implemented the BFI standard or its equivalent?
• How do we train our peer supporters?
• How well are peer supporters working as part of a multi-disciplinary team?
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Discussion: diet and nutrition
• How do we encourage healthy eating among women who are (or who may become) pregnant and pre-school children?
• How can we improve uptake of Healthy Start?
• How can we improve awareness of the importance of vitamin D and folic acid supplements?
• How can we improve uptake of vitamin D/folic acid?
Click here for an article on vitamin D deficiency on the
NICE website
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NICE Pathway
Click here to go to NICE Pathways website
This NICE Pathway covers:
•strategy, policy and commissioning
•training
•primary, secondary and community health services
•advice for pre-school settings
•advice for manufacturers
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NHS Evidence
Click here to go to the NHS Evidence website
Visit NHS Evidence for the best available evidence on maternal
and child nutrition and care
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Kirklees local extension of the Healthy Start scheme
• During 2007-2008, out of 3531 potential beneficiariesin Kirklees only 10 maternal and 228 children's vitamin supplements were claimed
• In 2010, 52 children were diagnosed with rickets in Kirklees at an annual treatment cost of £135,200
• This local extension project provided Healthy Start supplements to those not eligible for the national scheme.
Click here to go to the local practice example
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Find out more
Visit www.nice.org.uk/PH011 for:
• Other guidance formats
• Commissioning guide: breastfeeding peer-support programme
• Costing statement
• Audit support
• Shared learning
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