It would be very helpful if capital city or state was mentioned for
get-togethers etc. I was looking forward to this one,untill Discovered it's in
Adelaide. Any chance of having the topic in Melbourne? Maureen.
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Dear All,
Can anyone tell me where I can obtain a copy of the "Guidelines for the
Granting of Clinical Privileges and Admitting Privileges for Nurses &
Midwives in Public Hopsitals in South Australia"? This paper was released in
1999 but I cant seem to find it on the SA DHS web-site.
Thanks,
Lea
It is amazing that not everyone tears apart under
these conditions!!
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when to cut?
oh, arent protocols cruel everyt
Dear Lynne Staff
Is this conference doing the rounds through the Mayne Health Facilities in
the future???
Denise
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It's sad, isn't it :(
I believe that tearing has a lot to do with the
condition of a womans tissues. Diet plays a hugh role in this and research shows
when all things are considered, ie position, diet, perineal massage about 25% of
women will still tear. There is so much we don't know! For instance was
she scare
Jo,
I am actually on holiday and travelling so have no references with me but there is a lot of info out there on physiological pushing as well as proper upright positioning etc. Chase up the work of Constance Benyon who wrote about physiological pushing vs the valsalver manouver in 1952.
Cheer
thought you might be interested in
this...
A Native American Community With a 7% Cesarean Delivery Rate:
Does Case Mix, Ethnicity, or Labor Management Explain the Low
Rate? Cesarean delivery
rates vary widely across populations. Studying communities with low rates may
identify practices tha
This was in the medscape issue just out.
MM
Reducing Genital Tract Trauma at Birth: Launching a Clinical Trial in
Midwifery A midwifery practice offers
an ideal setting to study hand techniques to prevent genital trauma.J
Midwifery Womens Health 48(2) 2003
They probably went the way of the W.A. ones... formulated and distributed in
the early 1990's and ignored by hospital authoities ever since. We achieved
practicing rights at one eastern suburb hospital but the obstetricians
refused to accept our clients into the hospital and we never ever were abl
Some exerpts from the research proposal. Read it all on the medscape
link, it will be a facinating study. MM
"Lacerations to the anal sphincter and rectum are consistently more likely
with, than without, episiotomy.[3, 5]
Because an intact perineum may require a longer second stage to allow
This is a bit of a nostalgic ramble but may be of interest
SO pleased the National Women's Media Centre has been mentioned. For
some time I was their International Coordinator and represented the group
at the 1995 Women's Conference in Beijing both at the NGO and UN levels.
Al
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