Possums/NDC + societal contexts

Articles (societal contexts)

• The One Factor Fallacy (also the One Fix Fallacy or the One Study Fallacy) leads to overdiagnosis and overtreatment in unsettled infants and breastfeeding women. Dr Pamela Douglas February 2024
• Things parents need (or don't need) to buy when they are expecting or have a baby. Dr Pamela Douglas May 2022
• Why do women still receive so much conflicting advice about baby-care? 8_3_22
• Early life care when baby has known genetic risk of autism: a response to the Whitehouse study. Dr Pamela Douglas 22_9_21
• Caring for baby in the times of COVID-19. Dr Pamela Douglas 24_3_20
• Welcome and how to participate in the NDC Accreditation Pathway
• Agreement concerning ethical and legal use of the NDC or Possums programs for the benefit of families, infants & your own work satisfaction - NDC or Possums Accreditation, Maintenance of NDC Accreditation, NDC Masterclasses
• Agreement concerning ethical use of the NDC or Possums programs for the benefit of families, infants, and also your own work satisfaction - NDC Providers + Educators
• The International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners pulls commercial levers to 'cancel' genuinely research-based lactation education

• Essays on health: Australia is failing new parents with conflicting advice – it’s urgent we get it right. Dr Pamela Douglas, The Conversation 12_9_17.pdf
• NDC FELLOWSHIP Guide and Portfolio.pdf