Ditto: likewise it was a big part of our education and
practice in the USA.
marilyn
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Callum
& Kirsten
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 5:33
PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Preconception
care?
I'm wi
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] Analgesia post LUSCS
I use this all the time JC when talking
about the pain free option being cs. The
drugs needed post operatively are full on.
Jo
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Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] Analgesia post LUSCS
I concur with Justine's approach but on another
tangent I ask we consider informing women that birthing without
artificial anagelsia is not a drug free birth!Rather it requres the
women being helped/assisted to use/access even more powerful and m
Dear All
I hope as Australian midwifery and midwives break out from
under the pathological non-reflective way of looking at birth
we will start to see how the inter woven web of life which does impact on
birth . Thus birth is just one stage in the cycle of life of our clients
and communit
I'm with Kim, in NZ we were taught pre conception care
as part of our uni course. It was also a part of our scope of practise, i am 2nd
year at uniSA and have yet to see anything done on it here though.
Kirsten
~~~start life with a midwife~~~
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From:
Kim S
See Francesca Nash's "Making better Babies"
and other texts for holistic advice
Denise Hynd
"Let us support one another, not just in philosophy but in action, for the
sake of freedom for all women to choose exactly how and by whom, if by anyone,
our bodies will be handled."
Linda Hes
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] Analgesia post LUSCS
Dear Susan and All
I liked your point that women see this as the pain free option.
Please I ask you all to put it very clearly that surgery that requires such levels of post-operative pain relief is not pain free!!
Women need a chance to have their
Slightly tongue-in-cheek here but I have also
observed that women who are smokers tend to require less pain relief as they
seem very keen to get out of bed and go for their first smoke post birth - by
C/S or otherwise!! It certainly seems to be an incentive for them to get
up and moving.
Bu
Hi Julie
I haven't got much time to chat at the moment but I do believe pre-conception care is part of our practice should we be able to access women at this time. It's important to discuss the importance of a healthy body prior to conception - especially things such as diabetes control, l
Hello all you wonderful, wise people.
I was wondering what your thoughts are on midwives providing
preconception care.
Is it in our
scope of practice as we are told at university or does our role really only beginning
in the antenatal period?
If we are involved, what are we telling co
Sounds like cow's milk has less stringent demands
placed upon it for 'human consumption'!
Isn't pasteurisation going to eliminate much of
what is good in breastmilk?
Jayne
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Sally-Anne Brown
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent:
>>"
you need to tell that woman that her baby will die if it is not delivered
on the bed".
She sounds like she'd fit in nicely with one of our
students who actually commented that the sterile drapes available are wonderful
because they "contain the mess". She was most unimpressed by my o
I'm with you Tania.
My first wasn't bathed for 3 days. It was
done when we were ready. I found that really lovely. She was clean and didn't
need bathing. My second - different - hospital - was bathed within 30 mins of
birth (as have been several I've seen), which I found really sad. I could
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