Maternal POC Part 2

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Maternal POC Part 2

MATERNAL INFANT HEALTH PROGRAM (MIHP) INFANT PLAN OF CARE Part 2 Interventions By Risk Level

Beneficiary:

Feeding and Nutrition

INTERVENTION RISK INFORMATION INTERVENTIONS LEVEL Using Motivational Interviewing techniques, complete the following interventions:

Refused all interventions

Not currently enrolled in WIC 1. Provide information (phone number, address) about local WIC Program MODERATE Date 1st Addressed: Date: Does not hold baby while feeding 2. Assist family with enrolling infant in WIC Puts baby to bed with liquid other than Date 1st Addressed: water in bottle 3. Educate regarding concerns of bottle propping Poor weight gain/not following growth Date 1st Addressed: curve 4. Educate family about baby bottle tooth decay Parent has concern or question about Date 1st Addressed: infant feeding 5. Discuss growth chart findings Early introduction of solids Date 1st Addressed:

Feeding inappropriate foods to infant 6. Educate on infant feeding cues Date 1st Addressed: Premature Infant 7. Review proper formula preparation Difficulties eating Date 1st Addressed:

8. Review infant feeding guidelines Date 1st Addressed:

9. Educate on when to introduce solids Date 1st Addressed:

10. Refer to physician, Early On or Occupational Therapist for feeding difficulties Date 1st Addressed:

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11. Discuss family and household attitudes, beliefs and practices and how they may affect infant feeding (e.g. bottle propping, early introduction of solids, etc.) Date 1st Addressed:

12. Refer to lactation counselor after obtaining physician’s order Date 1st Addressed:

13. Refer to Registered Dietitian after obtaining physician’s order Date 1st Addressed:

HIGH No age appropriate food for infant (i.e. no In addition to Moderate interventions: Date: formula and mom is not breastfeeding) 14. Discuss resources for obtaining infant formula Date 1st Addressed:

15. Create a plan so family does not run out of formula again in the future Date 1st Addressed:

16. Contact CPS at 855-444-3911 if family cannot resolve this issue immediately Date 1st Addressed:

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