Can
anyone assist with ammunition for a meeting in the morning which is
instrumented to look at eliminating Primips and inductions from an incredible public
birthing unit on the Mornington Peninsula Victoria.
Obstetricians
and upper management are suggesting primips are not low risk and n
Hi Tracy
Mackay Birth Center takes primips but not inductions with the exception of women booked with them who have had an ARM and have then established in labour.
How long does it take to transfer to the tertiary unit? I don't have figures to back me up but my feeling is that the main difference b
Have just re-read my assignment and find I need to 'obtain a health related human interest story of at least 1000 words (approximately 3 pages in length ) from a popular magazine published between January and June 2004.
I don't read popular magazines (except for gardening, computer and 4WD and the
"The unborn baby is truly a sentient and intelligent human being who has much
to go through at birth. We owe it to future generations to change birth
experiences to make birth an easier transition and a gateway to a fuller life."
Nick Owen -Midwifery Today
Go out and browse the magazine section of your local newsagent. It would be
quicker than asking us to provide an article for you.
Suggested mags to look for: Good Medicine, New Idea, Women's Weekly - all
would rate as 'popular'. All regularly do health related human interest
stories. There'
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] urgent help for Another Victorian birthing unit
Hi Tracy and all
I would quote NSW’s newest answer to best practice maternity services. Ryde Hospital is a stand alone birth unit, operating as a Midwifery Group Practice.
In the development of the proposal it was mooted
We
have the numbers to show that primips do well in a birth centre. We don't
do any inductions. It's getting harder to provide women with the care they
want. Phone me if you want, I'll put you onto my boss.
0397770605 Maureen
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Hello Tracy
I know this is perhaps too late, but we are looking
at allowing primips to once again birth here, a rural remote country town.
Our service was closed for 2 years and we implemented a midwifery model of care
which suited our unique circumstances. The only reason we initially didn
The latest womans weekly has a story about Delta
Goodrems cancer??? if that suits it's on the shelves right now at a supermarket
near you.
Pinky
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From:
Judy
Chapman
To: ozmid
Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 7:25
PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Assignme
Hi Tracy, sorry if this is late. I
work in a midwifery led unit in England
(Hertfordshire) which has been open for just over 1 year now. It was
estimated that during our first year we would have approx 250 births. We
actually had 423, 37% of those were primips. Our ‘intrapartum’
transfe
Hi Tracy,
If you go to the WHO web-site and click on publications and then do a search
using "antenatal" you will find the "WHO Antenatal Care Randomised Trial:
Manual for the Implementation of the New Model".
(www.who.int/reproductive-health/publications/RHR_01_30/RHR_01_30_contents.en.html)
On
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] urgent help for Another Victorian birthing unit
excellent Justine. could you also send me a copy of
the proposal please?
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marilyn
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From:
Justine Caines
To: OzMid List
Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 3:34
AM
S
Sorry for cross posting but I was wondering if
anyone knows of a midwife who lives close to and is willing to attend
a homebirth near Wilson's Prom in Victoria?
Thanks,
Andrea Bilcliff
Thanks Pinky, will have a look when I finish work.
Judy
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The latest womans weekly has a story about Delta Goodrems cancer??? if that suits it's
on the shelves right now at a supermarket near you.
Pinky
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From: Judy C
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