Where
I worked (birth centre) the women saw a GP early on and was only referred
for further visits if a problem developed or she went past 41
weeks.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Sonja &
BarrySent: Saturday, 22 October 200
Not sure if this is relevant to your question. I worked ( both in-house and
attached) to a large regional referral unit with 5000 births per year. Women
would book in the community with the midwife or team at their local GPs. All
care would be led by the midwives. Any problems and the women woul
At Mareeba the women are not seen by an OB. They are supposed to
have just one visit sometime with a Dr to check they are normal
healthy but that does not always happen.
All charts are case conferenced with the supporting OB and
suggestions for care are discussed if there is anything out of
the or
Where I work women are booked in by midwives. There
are about a thousand questions asked, covering physical, medical,
gynaecological, obstetric, social and psychiatric history and a check of weight
and height and BMI. Models of care are discussed at this appointment which is
purely administr
It is very depressing to hear that even when women have midwifery-led care
they either have to see a dr or have their notes reviewed by a dr. As
midwives we are the experts in normal and competent at identifying when
things are high risk or becoming abnormal. Why the hell do the drs waste
the
HI Sally-ann brown or those who know
what is your e.mail address jan ireland
- Original Message -
From:
Sally-Anne Brown
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2005 8:31
AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] looking for a
midwife
Dear Ja
An email just in from Sarah Buckley
The prayer for JPB is
4am tomorrow morning Australia
time,
Also, her address, if
people want to send their thoughts and thanks, is
40 N State
St
Joseph
Utah
84739
USA
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From:
Gloria Lemay
To: ozmidwifery@aceg
