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<p>To date systematic breastfeeding monitoring has not yet been fully established in Germany. Due to the high utilization the regular well-child visits offer a&#xa0;unique potential for collecting nationwide data on breastfeeding behavior. The feasibility study “Early nutrition in Germany” (FrED feasibility study) examined whether a&#xa0;voluntary digital QR code-based data collection among parents visiting randomly selected pediatric practices in Baden-Württemberg for the regular well-child visits U2–U7 is feasible. The practices showed a&#xa0;good participation rate, whereas the response rate of parents was low. Therefore, the study design does not seem to be suitable for achieving a&#xa0;representative response rate. The long-term aim is to digitally collect data on breastfeeding behavior as part of the regular well-child visits at medical practices and to use them for a&#xa0;representative breastfeeding monitoring.</p>

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Online-Elternbefragung zur Erfassung von Stilldaten in der pädiatrischen Praxis

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    2026年6月22日

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  • Rebecca Maier,
  • Andrea Schlune,
  • Mariell Hoffmann,
  • Chunfang Zhang,
  • Regina Ensenauer,
  • Anna-Kristin Brettschneider

摘要

To date systematic breastfeeding monitoring has not yet been fully established in Germany. Due to the high utilization the regular well-child visits offer a unique potential for collecting nationwide data on breastfeeding behavior. The feasibility study “Early nutrition in Germany” (FrED feasibility study) examined whether a voluntary digital QR code-based data collection among parents visiting randomly selected pediatric practices in Baden-Württemberg for the regular well-child visits U2–U7 is feasible. The practices showed a good participation rate, whereas the response rate of parents was low. Therefore, the study design does not seem to be suitable for achieving a representative response rate. The long-term aim is to digitally collect data on breastfeeding behavior as part of the regular well-child visits at medical practices and to use them for a representative breastfeeding monitoring.