Hi listers
I will check our policies at work when I am there next, but all our policies have research that is referenced to it! So I will check our monitoring policy and let you know
:-)
Katrina
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So true Sue!! - hung out to dry then burnt at the stake!
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> This is so true.
> We constantly have to justify our belief in the natu
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One of
the presentations at ICM was about ventouse. There are known side effects. Minor
ones include caput succanadeum which is swelling of the scalp and cephal
haematoma which is bruising between the skull bone and its membrane covering.
The major one was a sub apponeuretic h
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An Osteopath may have some info on it, maybe try
through the association, or a local practitioner ?
It is probably another of those practices (ventouse) that
hasn't been looked into beyond 'saving' babies lives in the birth process. I
would think its Osteos and the like that kn
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They don't have anything on
how it might affect a baby.
No one does.
J
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Dean
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information
have
you tr
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have
you tried maternity wise?
jo
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Hi all
That would be wonderful Sally, I wish more places had that
attitude. I have attended some of our monthly morbidity meetings but
midwives are not generally included.
Sue
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good
men to do nothing"Edmund Burke
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This thread on twin births is most interesting and insightful.
I have been fortunate to atttend twin births several times over the years,
but it never used to be considered the drama that it seems to be nowadays,
and I think this is largely due to ill-advised interference which gives rise
to pr
Hi all,
can anyone direct me to online
resources on the use and risks of ventouse? I have the info from ACE but that's
about it really.
Best,
J
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Once a month, where I work, we have a Practice Improvement Committee Meeting. Here midwives and obstetricians gather to discuss the ongoing direction of our unit, (low risk, mainly midwife led). We also discuss any adverse outcomes together, no finger pointing, no laying of blame, to make sur
This is so true.
We constantly have to justify our belief in the natural process of birth and
should a mishap happen in midwifery care, the midwife is all but burnt at
the stake.
By contrast, most hospitals have regular mortality meetings to discuss
medical mishaps, these are "in house" and onl
I certainly have never seen any evidence. All one gets is
textbooks and protocol manuals telling you that you must but not
referencing the reason.
Cheers
Judy
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> I would like to go further with today's radical thought.
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> I believe there is not e
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