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Applying a Systems Approach to Identify Strengths and Opportunities to Support Black Breastfeeding Families in Southeastern North Carolina
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Applying a Systems Approach to Identify Strengths and Opportunities to Support Black Breastfeeding Families in Southeastern North Carolina

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자료유형  
 학위논문 서양
최종처리일시  
20260202105313
ISBN  
9798270290870
DDC  
614
저자명  
Fatima, Hiba.
서명/저자  
Applying a Systems Approach to Identify Strengths and Opportunities to Support Black Breastfeeding Families in Southeastern North Carolina
발행사항  
[Sl] : The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2025
발행사항  
Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2025
형태사항  
165 p
주기사항  
Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 87-07, Section: B.
주기사항  
Advisor: Cilenti, Dorothy;Tully, Kristin.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2025.
초록/해제  
요약Background: Breastfeeding rates continue to rise in the United States, yet, inequities persists among racial groups. Multi-level factors spanning clinical and community settings influence breastfeeding outcomes, especially for Black families that have some of the lowest rates of breastfeeding continuation. To understand how the confluence of structural, societal, and interpersonal forces produce the inequities in breastfeeding seen in North Carolina and to identify opportunities for improved support, I will apply a systems thinking approach to critically assess breastfeeding services and map the experiences of Black families living in coastal, southeastern North Carolina.Methods: Circle of care modeling, causal loop diagraming, and group model building were used understand and map strengths and opportunities for improving breastfeeding support for Black families in Southeastern North Carolina. Analyses were conducted using thirty-three key informant interviews were conducted along with shadowing sessions in the inpatient settings.Discussion: There are significant strengths in the system that support Black families including familial support and the lactation workforce. Some opportunities for improvement include expanding, supporting, and diversifying the workforce and improving delivery of care for breastfeeding support during the inpatient setting. Additionally, group model building participants identified and prioritized actions for change.Conclusion: The findings of this dissertation can be used by health system leaders, community-based organizations, and WIC staff that are interested in supporting breastfeeding within their settings. Next steps for this research include disseminating findings by contributing to the literature and engaging with individuals and organizations who are interested in supporting breastfeeding. The actions for change identified can be further developed into feasible solutions and adapted for the local context in southeastern North Carolina. Future research should investigate how to meaningfully support, expand, and diversify the lactation workforce particularly in healthcare systems serving patients across counties such as in this project.
일반주제명  
Public health
일반주제명  
Pediatrics
키워드  
Breastfeeding
키워드  
Health equity
키워드  
Healthcare systems
키워드  
Racial groups
키워드  
Black families
기타저자  
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Maternal and Child Health
기본자료저록  
Dissertations Abstracts International. 87-07B.
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■520    ▼aBackground:  Breastfeeding  rates  continue  to  rise  in  the  United  States,  yet,  inequities  persists  among  racial  groups.  Multi-level  factors  spanning  clinical  and  community  settings  influence  breastfeeding  outcomes,  especially  for  Black  families  that  have  some  of  the  lowest  rates  of  breastfeeding  continuation.  To  understand  how  the  confluence  of  structural,  societal,  and  interpersonal  forces  produce  the  inequities  in  breastfeeding  seen  in  North  Carolina  and  to  identify  opportunities  for  improved  support,  I  will  apply  a  systems  thinking  approach  to  critically  assess  breastfeeding  services  and  map  the  experiences  of  Black  families  living  in  coastal,  southeastern  North  Carolina.Methods:  Circle  of  care  modeling,  causal  loop  diagraming,  and  group  model  building  were  used  understand  and  map  strengths  and  opportunities  for  improving  breastfeeding  support  for  Black  families  in  Southeastern  North  Carolina.  Analyses  were  conducted  using  thirty-three  key  informant  interviews  were  conducted  along  with  shadowing  sessions  in  the  inpatient  settings.Discussion:  There  are  significant  strengths  in  the  system  that  support  Black  families  including  familial  support  and  the  lactation  workforce.  Some  opportunities  for  improvement  include  expanding,  supporting,  and  diversifying  the  workforce  and  improving  delivery  of  care  for  breastfeeding  support  during  the  inpatient  setting.  Additionally,  group  model  building  participants  identified  and  prioritized  actions  for  change.Conclusion:  The  findings  of  this  dissertation  can  be  used  by  health  system  leaders,  community-based  organizations,  and  WIC  staff  that  are  interested  in  supporting  breastfeeding  within  their  settings.  Next  steps  for  this  research  include  disseminating  findings  by  contributing  to  the  literature  and  engaging  with  individuals  and  organizations  who  are  interested  in  supporting  breastfeeding.  The  actions  for  change  identified  can  be  further  developed  into  feasible  solutions  and  adapted  for  the  local  context  in  southeastern  North  Carolina.  Future  research  should  investigate  how  to  meaningfully  support,  expand,  and  diversify  the  lactation  workforce  particularly  in  healthcare  systems  serving  patients  across  counties  such  as  in  this  project.
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