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This is a program offered in Perth - does anyone know anything
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I know Ngala is pro-controlled crying/comforting... I guess I'm
just hoping this might be a bit different.
Any info would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jo
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The ministers reply just seems like dragging the chain to me. There is
loads of Australian and International research that proves the safety
and efficiency of midwifery led care already, including both low and
high risk women. Not to mention the fact that it already works in
other countries. So
It amazes me how positive articles can be given a neatly hidden negative
slant.
It just goes to show who's really in charge of the discourse and agenda
around birth in this country, doesn't it? After all, we have countless
studies demonstrating much of what happens in hospitals has no evidence
C-Section Rates: Obesity to Blame?
Patient Requests May Not Be Major Factor in Growing Number of C-Sections
By Charlene Laino
WebMD Medical News
Reviewed By Louise Chang, MD0 on Tuesday, May 09, 2006
May 9, 2006 (Washington) -- Contrary to what many believe, patient requests
are probably not
Hi Janet
I agree with you that even a hugely positive article is often given a
negative slant - I think it's completely intentional by the editor of the
newspaper to stimulate more interest in the newspaper - it's all about
increasing sales and having the biggest circulation to drive up the
Keeping up to date on the research.
By Teri Shilling, MS, IBCLC, CD(DONA),
LCCE
One of the biggest challenges of being an effective
childbirth educator is keeping up with the research. Its
imperative for educators to know what is being examined and published and many
times
