Drug Therapy and Breastfeeding: From Theory to Clinical Practice
by Thomas W. Hale, Kenneth F. Ilett
This book provides a detailed examination of drug therapy considerations for breastfeeding mothers, moving from theoretical principles to practical clinical applications. It equips healthcare providers with the knowledge to make informed decisions that balance maternal treatment needs with infant safety. Authored by Thomas W. Hale and Kenneth F. Ilett, it serves as an essential reference in maternal and pediatric pharmacology.
About This Book
Drug Therapy and Breastfeeding: From Theory to Clinical Practice offers a comprehensive resource for understanding medication use in lactating women.
Authored by experts Thomas W. Hale and Kenneth F. Ilett, it transitions from foundational concepts to real-world clinical scenarios.
The book addresses the complexities of ensuring maternal health while minimizing risks to breastfeeding infants.
Designed for healthcare professionals, it emphasizes evidence-based approaches in pharmacology and pediatrics.
This used edition remains a valuable tool for practitioners seeking reliable guidance in this specialized field.
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