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Peer Support and Exclusive Breastfeeding Duration in Low and Middle-Income Countries A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis 英文参考文献

PeerSupportandExclusiveBreastfeedingDurationin LowandMiddle-IncomeCountries:ASystematicReview andMeta-Analysis ChristopherR.Sudfeld1*,WafaieW.Fawzi1,2,3,ChandrakantLahariya4 1DepartmentofEpidemiology,HarvardSchoolofPublicHealth,Boston,Massachusetts,UnitedStatesofAmerica,2DepartmentofNutrition,HarvardSchoolofPublic Health,Boston,Massachusetts,UnitedStatesofAmerica,3DepartmentofGlobalHealthandPopulation,HarvardSchoolofPublicHealth,Boston,Massachusetts,United StatesofAmerica,4DepartmentofCommunityMedicine,G.R.MedicalCollege,Gwalior,MP,India Abstract Objective:Toexaminetheeffectofpeersupportondurationofexclusivebreastfeeding(EBF)inlowandmiddle-income countries(LMICs). DataSources:Medline,EMBASE,andCochraneCentralRegisterforControlledTrialsweresearchedfrominceptiontoApril 2012. Methods:Twoauthorsindependentlysearched,reviewed,andassessedthequalityofrandomizedcontrolledtrialsutilizing peer support in LMICs. Meta-analysis and metaregression techniques were used to produce pooled relative risks and investigatesourcesofheterogeneityintheestimates. Results:Elevenrandomizedcontrolledtrialsconductedat13studysitesmettheinclusioncriteriaforsystematicreview.We noted significant differences in study populations, peer counselor training methods, peer visit schedule, and outcome ascertainmentmethods.PeersupportsignificantlydecreasedtheriskofdiscontinuingEBFascomparedtocontrol(RR:0.71; 95% CI: 0.61–0.82; I2=92%). The effect of peer support was significantly reduced in settings with .10% community prevalenceofformulafeedingascomparedtosettingswith,10%prevalence(p=0.048).Therewasnoevidenceofeffect modificationbyinclusionoflowbirthweightinfants(p=0.367)andnodifferenceintheeffectofpeersupportonEBFat4 versus6monthspostpartum(p=0.398). Conclusions:PeersupportincreasesthedurationofEBFinLMICs;however,theeffectappearstobereducedinformula feeding cultures. Future studies are needed to determine the optimal timing of peer visits, how to best integrate peer support into packaged intervention st