Hi everyone,
I am putting together a photo gallery to display
some of the most beautiful birthing rooms in contrast of the most uncomfortable
hospital delivery rooms, with some description of where they are from.The
photo gallery will be presented in Tampere Finland later this spring. If
Can I suggest some pictures of the most mother/baby
friendly? That would have to be ~home~ :)
Cheers
Jayne
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From:
Päivi Laukkanen
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2006 8:40
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] Photos of
Hi Paivi
I found this on the internet when I was doing an assignment for uni. I have never been here, but it sure looks like a place I would want to have a baby!
http://www.waterbirth.net/pages/facility.html
You can get a virtual tour of the rooms and there is also a contact email if you need
Apologies if this has been posted
before. MM
Coached pushing offers little immediate benefit
Source:American
Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology
2006; 194: 10-3
Comparing
obstetric outcomes with and without coached pushing during the second stage of
labor.
Coached pushing
during the
Absolutely! I plan to show hospital rooms, birthing
centre rooms and home. Unfortunately the Birthing Centre consept is not even
known about in Finland and we only have some 20 homebirths a year but I am
trying to awaken some interest by showing pictures of something we don't really
The Effect of Anesthesia on Apgar Score
Question
What are the effects of general and spinal anesthesia during cesarean
delivery on the neonatal Apgar score?
Dr. Khademis
Response from Dena Goffman, MD, and Peter S. Bernstein, MD, MPH
Dena Goffman, MD, fellow in Maternal-Fetal Medicine,
Hi Paivi,
I can send you some photos from Acuario Birth
Centre in Spain and there were some I took in
Japan recently at Fureai Yokohama Hospital, which
I consider to be the most beautiful in the
world. you can see these on My Diary: entries for December:
Trial of Labor After Cesarean Section (TOLAC): Updated Clinical
Recommendations
Desiree Lie, MD, MSEd
Introduction and Background
During the Clinical Update Recommendations Session of the 2005 Annual
American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) Scientific Assembly, Eric Wall,
MD, MPh,
Hi All,
Here is more evidence that cerebral palsy is not caused by a difficult birth
but by a viral infection earlier in the pregnancy.
Fetal Exposure to Neurotropic Viruses Linked to Cerebral Palsy
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H . . . isn't that convenient for the ob/gyns? Only two cases I
have seen were two breech boys born in hosp---one cesarean and one with
Piper forceps applied to after coming head. Gloria
leanne wynne wrote:
Hi All,
Here is more evidence that cerebral palsy is not caused by a difficult
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On 19/01/2006, at 7:44 AM, Gloria Lemay wrote:
H . . . isn't that convenient for the ob/gyns? Only two cases
I have seen were two breech boys born in hosp---one cesarean and
one with Piper forceps applied to after coming head. Gloria
Gloria, I have never heard of Piper forceps -
http://www.birthing-center.com/birthingcenter.htm this is a nice birthing cente in india with a water birth room and things it seems very nice. there are also some nice photos of families who have birthed there i guess ud have to email and ask if you could use them though, shes really lovely
Hi Jo,
Have you read any of Jean Sutton's work? She wrote a book called Optimal
Fetal Positioning in which she describes all about OP causes and
prevention. She also designed a Pregnancy Rocker to aid in the prevention of
OP from 34 weeks onward.
Any more info about the Pregnancy rocker ...email
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/printpage/0,5942,17866415,00.html
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some Aboriginal women recommend drinking kangaroo blood :))) probably rather unpractical ... haha try getting a policy on that Helen and Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We are having a discussion about remedies for anaemia in pregnancy at work at the moment. One of the midwives has
I agree Gloria, the South Australian research offering this causative link
suggests that it is only relevant in the absence of a 'sentinel event' in
labour. CP with spastic quadriplegia is almost always associated with hard
evidence of significant and prolonged hypoxia during birth - no mere
Just to add to this, after talking about this the other night, I've been
thinking a bit about it too. Obviously an awareness of positioning of the
baby is beneficial, but I'm with you Jo, too much emphasis on this, and not
enough practical applications, or answers to the questions, and it becomes
Sorry people,
Cant find the mail you sent me Janet, about listing
of midwives in Sydneycan
you send it again please?
Thanks
Tania
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