Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] homebirth conference
Hear! Here! Jo and Tracey.
I thoroughly enjoyed the HBA Conference as well.
There was not one speaker who didnt motivate me in some way to do a bit more for the homebirth movement.
Congratulations to the new National Coordinator, Jo Hunter and her
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] midwifery text books
On 6/11/03 1:39 AM, Laraine Hood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, I am interested in what anat and physiol midwifery texts the uni's are currently using for their midwifery courses. Thanks, Laraine
Anatomy and Physiology Applied to Obstetrics
I am leaving a midwifery position where I have continually witnessed
brutal assaults to labouring, birthing women, no doubt deeply traumatised
by their experience for a long time afterward, likewise their significant
others supporting them during the childbirth
Title: Message
Okay,
okay I forget you are on this list sometimes Dierdrie : )...I feel a
bit now though getting that off my chest... I guess it is normal to go over
things again after the fact I just need to feel a sense of peace about it,
especially since I am still suffering
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] Advise, encouragement, support
This is disgusting, but I imagine sadly realistic (3 children no VEs due to IPM and homebirth so I am most blissfully ignorant). Inform these women, encourage them to make complaint refuse a VE etc. Unfortunately you will not succeed like
Dear Anonymous
I've been there done that. I stood alone in a system, stood my
ground ina case seen by the HCC,saw a doctor deregistered for his
actions but paid a hefty price myself. By speaking up I was labelled a
'troublemaker' and had IMMENSE difficulty gaining work in other hospitals,
Title: Message
Agree with Justine. The Health Care Complaints Commissioner
will need to know about the malpractice. It is brutalitybeyond the scope
of professionalism.There should be no argument that this should
stop.Keep encouraging the women to write their stories to the Health
Hi Sheena,
If you are still here on the Sunday, there is a 'Funky Midwives' gathering
from 3-6pm in North Adelaide, which is bound to be a great day. Other than
that, the homebirth network meet on the 24th, Birth Matters on the 27th, and
the CARES group on the 12th. Not sure if there's anything
Just a thought, you might be interested to visit Coast Yoga, down at
Glenelg, they run an excellent antenatal class on a Friday night I think it
is. Vanessa is the contact person there.
Cheers
Tania
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From: Sheena Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Hi,
You will all want to read this article on caesareans, in the Sydney Morning
Herald today.
Caesareans surge to over 1 in 3 births in a year:
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/11/07/1068013393722.html
There is a full feature on caesareans, titled Express Delivery which
features Jo
Hi Sheena (and Tania),
the pregnancy class at Coast Yoga is on Fri night at 6.30-8.15, ran by Vanessa,
contact for yoga centre is 08 8295 2298.
Megan
From: Tom, Tania and Sam Smallwood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 08/11/2003 5:25:24
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Adelaide
Thanks Tania
Coast Yoga sounds great, you wouldn't have Tania's surname would you, or her
phone no?
Sheena
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