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Queens, NY — NYC Health + Hospitals/Queens and Elmhurst today announced their redesignation as Baby-Friendly hospitals, a global recognition of excellence in maternity care. This prestigious designation is awarded to healthcare facilities that demonstrate a commitment to promoting breastfeeding and providing optimal care for mothers and their newborns.
The Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative, established by the World Health Organization and UNICEF, encourages hospitals to implement practices that support breastfeeding and ensure that mothers receive the guidance they need. Both hospitals have successfully met the rigorous standards required for this recognition, showcasing their dedication to maternal and infant health.
In achieving this redesignation, NYC Health + Hospitals/Queens and Elmhurst have reaffirmed their commitment to empowering mothers through education and support, fostering an environment that encourages breastfeeding as a vital part of infant nutrition. This accomplishment reflects the hospitals' ongoing efforts to enhance the quality of care provided to families in the community, ensuring a healthier start for newborns.
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