The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) supports exclusive breastfeeding of infants. However, conversations surrounding breastfeeding can be sensitive in nature and cause discomfort for both learners and parents. Additionally, bedside teaching of breastfeeding medicine is a relatively large time commitment which can be difficult for learners rotating through busy delivery centers. These factors along with others have led to known knowledge gaps in medical students, residents, fellows, and even attending knowledge of skill-based breastfeeding competencies supported by the AAP. We aimed to address these gaps by creating a video-based breastfeeding education module working in collaboration with certified lactation consultants at the largest birthing center in Illinois, United States. This technical report describes the utilization of Panopto audio-visual software (Panopto Inc., Seattle, Washington, United States) to successfully create a video-based curriculum for teaching breastfeeding medicine.

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