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United Medical Center |
March 7, 2011 |
The ProposalUnited Medical Center is a 165 bed acute care hospital facility. DCNA and SEIU are two union organizations with participants in the facility. If funded we plan to provide a pleasant, clean, private, non-bathroom location for the breastfeeding employee to regularly express milk. United Medical Center is a 165 bed acute care hospital facility. DCNA and SEIU are two union organizations with participants in the facility. If funded we plan to provide a pleasant, clean, private, non-bathroom location for the breastfeeding employee to regularly express milk. Currently, we do not have a formal program and would need to develop supportive policies for program initiation and management.
Upon completion we will continually advertise that the room is available. The plan includes tracking the number of employees utilizing the area. Additionally, we will survey users for evaluation of the designated area. The plan includes tracking the number of employees utilizing the area. Additionally, we will survey users for evaluation of the designated area, policy and program. In order to augment the employee lactation support program we will create a lactation support policy for the breastfeeding employee no later than February 25, 2011. | |


