Dear Sally-Anne,
I am proposing a newsletter/communication by phone,
email etc to Midwives in particular that work in Birth Centres (but anyone who
is interested). It is fairly specific and is not consumer focused but
Midwife focused for collegues in a Birth Centre model of care.
Regards
Hi Sonja,
Don't have anything on a research level to do with adherent placentas,
but do have some anecdotal stuff.
John Stevenson who was a homebirth doctor in Melbourne for some years
during the 80's, always asked women as part of their history, if they'd
ever had severe dysentery, and if so,
Hi yes I am doing the Childbirth International Course & it is terrific. Very
well put together & thorough. You can check them out at
www.childbirthinternational.com and I highly recommend the courses they
provide, the support is terrific too. I did also do the Dona workshop with
Teri Shilling & tha
I hope I didnt come across the wrong way - Lets just say i have mind
burnout - but I totally agree with you Pinky! I think in essence we
are really talking about the same thing.
Have to go and teach
Take care everyone
Alphia
At 09:32 PM 14/03/2005, you wrote:
Dear
Pinky I and many others on thi
As a kiwi, i know the work of Jim Sprott
well, and wrapped all 3 of my girls mattresses. It doesn't seem so common here
and is worth listening too.
Kirsten
Darwin
~~~start life with a midwife~~~
- Original Message -
From: Cath &
Grant Hatcher
To: Karen Williams ; Warke,
Maree ; W
Dear all,
Wondering if any you wise women/men know
if the intake of additional folic acid via vitamin tablets etc causes a placenta
to adhere more firmly to the uterine wall, thus requiring a manual removal of
placenta. Also wondering if anyone has ideas thoughts or research related
to this
Dear Jo and Anne,
It appears what is being proposed is one list is
for consumers (MC) and one for midwives.
I would agree however that as a midwife and
midwifery activist such a dialogue as proposed by Anne is great to
have.
However the mediums for this dialogue I
beleive already exist
Dear Jo,
No, we are not as you are gathering a list of
contacts for everyone to (colleagues and clients) to be able to know what is
available. Whereas I want to keep in touch with colleagues only at this
time and write a newsletter and hopefully supply support from each other that
work in
Dear Kim,
My email is: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Looking forward to hear from you.
Regards,
Anne
- Original Message -
From:
Kim Stead
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2005 3:58
PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Attn: Anne -
midwifery model
I really liked this Mary. It backs up my
experience that the more 'influences' present, the less straightforward the
labour.
Last week I looked after a wonderful woman who knew
what she wanted, and what she was capable of. I had a new student midwife with
me and was enjoying the opportunity
http://www.radmid.demon.co.uk/index.htm
A very interesting article on this site, MM
Midwifery formulae:The sod's laws of midwifery?Debbie
Patrick - AS A MIDWIFE working on a busy delivery suite,
opportunities to stand back and muse on the ebb and flow of midwifery activity
are comparatively rare. However, on occasion, some everyday occurrence just
jumps out and make you th
The information Anne requires is the same that I do …are
we doubling up here Anne? There is no
point in both of us collecting the same info from everyone. Perhaps we can work together on collating the
different information that we are advised exist.
Can you email me off list to discuss t
Oh wouldn't it be great to have
the informed choice of having a homebirth? MM
Oh wouldn’t it be GREAT
if the desire to make the informed decision to have a natural vbac was given as
much accommodation as the ”I want a cs cause I don’t
want to push” scenario
!was told that we had to
Just a couple of comments in this very interesting set of e-mails.
The Community Midwifery Program in Western Australia used to have a budget for
preceptoring midwives for a period of 8 months to prepare them for ACMI
accreditation, which requires a minimum of 10 homebirths per year. (I don'
was told that
we had to support 'informed choice' (would be funny if it wasn't so sad
eh?)
Oh wouldn’t it be GREAT if the
desire to make the informed decision to have a natural vbac was given as much accommodation
as the ”I want a cs cause I don’t want to
push” scenario !!!
Thanks Sue! It is saddening to hear what is happening and the power issues that are going on. You would think we have gone back 20 or 30 years and how come these guys can get away with this!!! It's not on!
I guess you hit the nail on the head with regards to what happened at your cent
Good points and I agree with all aforementioned .
I was one of the team for our (now closed) Family Birth
Centre, and while it was a fabulous service in many ways, it was also badly
thought out, much opposed by the obs (no surprise there) and working
conditions were quite difficult for the
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