1. Guided by:- Gowtham Ghosh
Group- 18
Kushal Das
Riya Mahata
Ritapa Sarkar
Priyanka Saha
2. Milk
Bank
A human milk bank is a service established
to recruit breast milk donors, collect donated
milk and then process, screen, store and
distribute the milk to meet infants specific
needs for optimal health.
3. Analysis Problem
Mother died in
postpartum
period
Multiple birth
Biological issues of
mother
Non lactating mother
Temporary
interruption
Sick neonates
4. To ensure that every baby born on
admitted to the hospital receives
mother’s milk.
New Born.
To give an ancillary support to breast
feeding practice.
To setup milk bank in close proximity
or even inside the boundaries of neonatal
unit
To create awareness to pregnant women,
newly mother and college going girl.
Project
Summary
statement
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Safety
Ensure product security from procurement to
delivery.
Quality
Maintain operational, technical and managerial
consistency. Establish quality assurance.
Promotion
Provide lactation and breastfeeding support and
counseling. Be aware and inform local and national.
Sustainability
Establish appropriate supply and demand for the
HMB. Support mothers to maintain educate milk
supply
Goals
6. Community
Involvement
It has been reported that 58% of term mothers experience
problems with breastfeeding, including a perception of
insufficient milk supply, in the first 2 weeks and this is
associated with a lack of confidence in breastfeeding.
In West Bengal only 47.7% had early initiation of
breastfeeding rates the reason behind the poor no are myths
towards breastfeeding practice, and lack of quality
antenatal services.
Early and exclusive breastfeeding can prevent 14%
of neonatal death.
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MILK BANK
Straight from the heart to
beat the odds
To provide donor milk to
high risk newborns
admitted in the neonatal
unit
Collection
Processing
Storage
Disbursal
Healthy lactating mothers
who is volunteering
Risk of baby getting
diseases and infections
from the mother
Planned timeline for 1year
7 months
Estimated cost is around
Rs.15-20lakhs
Infrastructure of
min.250sq.ft portioned
room, pasteurizer, deep
freezer, breast milk pumps,
containers
Safety issues
Availability
Ethical issues
Focus on Quality
assurance
Informal milk sharing
could be risky
9. Governance and partnership
Director • For planning, implementing and evaluating the services.
Milk bank
officer
• Usually a doctor, for day to day running of the bank and
training.
Lactation
managemen
t nurse
• For counseling mothers and assisting expression of breast
milk
Milk
bank
technician
• For pasteurization of breast milk and microbiological
surveillance .
10. Milk bank
attendant
• For collecting, sterilization of the containers
and maintain hygiene.
Reception
• For record keeping and public relations.
microbiologists
• For microbiology testing and infection
control policies.
11. Collecting,
preserving
and providing
it as per the
govt.
guidelines.
The collected
milk can be
stored up to 6
months.
Mothers with
excess milk will
encouraging to
participate in
the noble cause
to save the life
of newborns.
In future our plan
will be to cover a
network of hospitals
for multiple
collections. And safe
distribution points
will be planned
Strategy Mix
12. B
Base
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Awareness &
Advocacy
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Network
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Key protocols
1. HMB
director.
2. Staff
recruitment
and team
learning.
3. Location,
space and
facility.
4. Equipment,
technologie
s and
maintenanc
e
1. Breastfeedi
ng
promotion.
2. Donor
recruitment
and
screening.
3. HMB and
donor
support.
4. Promotion
of policy
and
research
1. National
support.
2. Financial
stability
1. Local and
national
guidelines
and
compliance
2. Internal
auditing.
Monitoring and control evaluation plan
