Dear Brenda
I heard the end of thursday and most of Tuesday and
neither mention Homebirth or CMP WA
I started to listen to the online but that is
an hour on dial up for me and you can not fast forward!!
Thank you
Denise Hynd
"Let us support one another, not just in philosophy but in ac
Mothers in Ireland continue to have their
choices in childbirth challenged by the Irish maternity system. Doula services
which are now available in Ireland
and gaining popularity are not being welcomed by the medical profession.
Although birth assistants or doulas have been around longer
t
Hi all,
Following a couple of nasty PPH’s
a few hours after elective C/S, I have offered to do a lit review for my
workplace regarding syntocinon infusions (or lack of) following elective caesarean
sections.
Does anyone know of any studies done?
What does your workplace do? Do
I am heading off to Brisbane tomorrow am. Hope to meet / reaquaint with many of you there.
safe travelling.
Carol
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Janine,
In our small Mid unit ( 300+ births
P/A) we average one EL C/s birth per week. I cannot recall the last time we had a PPH following a birth
by this method.
All women return to the ward with a Synt Infusion ( 40
u in 1000mls over 4 hours). Repeated PRN ( this is very rarely
requir
I am happy to help, my PhD thesis is nearly finished and is looking
specifically at womens worries about childbirth. Belinda
Kelly @ BellyBelly wrote:
Hello everyone,
I'm attacking that awful epidemic that is 'fear' in labour and producing an
article for the site for August, addressing these
Kelly,
I would be really interested to see your list & comment if appropriate.
Brenda M
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I am happy to help, my PhD thesis is nearly finished
Dear Andrea
I really appreciated reading this articale and wish Jill and her colleagues
every success.
I cringe at my own naivity when I went to PNG and also the medical model
which was being imposed there.
Thankfully some women had not been turned into patients and the system was
not so well
I stumbled across this excellent article and
wondered how it hadn't made it's way onto the list before now. I have
included two different versions, one in PDF format and one in HTML
http://www.mja.com.au/public/issues/182_09_020505/wea10122_fm.pdf
http://www.mja.com.au/public/issues/182
