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. 2019 May 9;14(4):243–248. doi: 10.1089/bfm.2018.0196

Table 1.

Characteristics of Hospitals That Participated in the 2015 mPINC Survey and Reported Exclusive Breastfeeding Rates to the joint Commission

Hospital characteristic N (%) or mean [range]
Total 1,305
Hospital type
 Nonprofit 924 (70.8%)
 Private 199 (15.3%)
 Government 162 (12.4%)
 Military 20 (1.5%)
Teaching hospital
 No 1,143 (87.6%)
 Yes 162 (12.4%)
Size (annual number of births)
 1–249 47 (3.6%)
 250–499 201 (15.4%)
 500–999 239 (18.3%)
 1,000–1,999 393 (30.1%)
 2,000–4,999 375 (28.7%)
 ≥5,000 50 (3.8%)
mPINC score
 Total score 81 [33–100]
 Subscores
  Labor and delivery care 86 [6–100]
  Feeding of breastfed infants 87 [23–100]
  Breastfeeding assistance 91 [47–100]
  Contact between mother and infant 83 [20–100]
  Discharge care 69 [0–100]
  Staff training 71 [0–100]
  Structural and organizational aspects of care delivery 82 [3–100]

mPINC, Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care.