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From: meg
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 4:57 PM
Subject: online journals
Can anyone tell me where they access online
journals that are able to be downloaded or emailed. I have access to midirs but
you can only get article
I did it personally and didnt tear, and 3 couples I have worked with prenatally also did it and didnt tear. I always recommend it - from 36 weeks, 1-2 x day, 5x week, for 5minutes each time.
I also let them know the others factors that prevent tearing too (position, pushing when body tells you too
Just wondering whether everyone is recommending
perineal massage antenatally as a way of reducing the risk of tearing? I
have read research to suggest it has been effective so I have just started to
tell women about it. I also am careful to say that it may not work but
there is no harm in
Hi Nicole,
It's great to hear your service is looking at developing continuity of care
for women. Which service is it?
The College is working on a project to bring this kind of information
together in one place on our website - but won't be available on line till
later in the year. In t
Helen have you seen the fed
govt's site that advocates cc? It's bloody criminal! JB women have gone en masse
to the govt site to offer feedback and ratings for the cc crap so perhaps the
same thing should be done for the ACT site?
What a load of boring old
dangerous anti-bf crap!
J
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Nicolecontact the ANF as they have three or was it four different ways you can choose to be paid which all ensure you get your payment and still remain within the award. They seem compilcated when you first read them but all ensure that over the year you get all your money but allow the flexibilit
I have
found an annualized salary to be much the best way, you need to get the ANF to
help you with this, in SA they were of great help and have even negotiated an
increase for us based on their survey of the work we actually do.
Christine
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all,
I am looking for some information from people
working in caseload models. We are about to start work on a caseload model and
need info about which method of payment is best. Some seem to think annualised
salaries are best, but others think we might get short changed an
If you really want to freak yourself out, check out
the "raising children network" It's a shocker. And funded by the
Commonwealth government to the tune of $4 million. But you can feedback and
give them a serve.
coming from an ABA culture the "shoulds" and
"should nots" always slap me i
There is a low intervention alternative to encouraging babies to turn when
they are posterior or ROA in labour - Rotational Positioning. It does not
involve any manual manipulation, vaginal examinations or any other
intervention and it is successful. Unfortunately no controlled trials, only
ane
Hi Astra
Thanks for the further details
In this case I would suggest (not having been in the room at the time) that
there was obviously unwarranted interference and the midwife would seem to
have compounded the problem of OP instead of helping.
If the woman was a primip, 'pushing back the lip" r
Came across this website, which I thought some of you would
qualify for, plus a definite for the Maternity Coalition and ABA: http://www.expertguide.com.au
“Do you want journalists to contact
you for your expert opinion? If you’re an expert in your field, become a
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la
One really shouldn't try and do a manual rotation before full dilation. I'm
surprised the woman agreed, especially the second time, it must have been
very painful. One doesn't usually push back the last cm. One may try and
slip an anterior lip over. Seems pretty dodgy to me. I saw a midwife push on
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