The aim is to identify effective methods for measuring low milk supply in lactation research and clinical settings.
Utilized both self-report assessments and objective measurements
Selected tools tailored to specific outcomes of low milk supply
Combined qualitative and quantitative approaches to data collection
Accurate identification of low milk supply was achieved
Improved management strategies for lactating individuals
Emphasized the importance of tailored measurement tools in clinical practice
Abstract
Combining self-report and objective measurements and selecting measurement tools specific to the outcome of interest can help with accurate identification and management of low milk supply.