The story regarding PGs being made from pig semen does the rounds every
few years, last time it was discussed on Ozmidwifery a hospital pharmacy was contacted
who checked the composition of the PGs (including contacting the manufacturers)
who said it was definitely all synthetic and did no
This message has been around for some months now. When I checked with my internet provider
they said it was not a virus and not to do anything which I didnt and nothing
untoward happened. It may be best to
check with your internet provider or the provider of your anti-virus systems
befo
Christine & Tony Holliday
To: Midwifery Research ; Birthnews@Capersbookstore. Com. Au ; Ozmidwifery
Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 10:41 AM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Waterbirth
Thanks to all who helped me with information on Waterbirth some months
ago, we have developed a midwifery standa
I feel we need to write in the women's notes, databases and pathways do not
reflect the woman's individuality or the finer points of what happened. We
do not want the midwives voice to be removed from the notes, we will be even
less visible as providers of maternity care. If we are not careful w
Thanks
to all who helped me with information on Waterbirth some months ago, we have developed
a midwifery standard of care for waterbirth, which has been accepted.
Christine
Here
is an interesting article from the British press that you may want to read. http://www.observer.co.uk/review/story/0,6903,758963,00.html.
Christine
Lynne,
Emma’s address is [EMAIL PROTECTED].
Christine
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Hi All
Does
anyone out the
Try this for the transcripts of last nights segment on Midwives
http://www.abc.net.au/dimensions/dimensions_health/Transcripts/s609217.htm
Christine
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From: A forum for discussion on
midwifery and reproductive health research.
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Dear All,
I am looking for any information you have on using water in labour
and/or waterbirth. Any policies or
statistics, published or unpublished would be useful to me. In fact any information you think may
be useful.
Christine
Mary,
Contact the ANF in Adelaide where we nearly have reached an agreement
regarding caseload salary.
Christine
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Mary Murphy
Sent: Monday, 13 May 2002 7:02 PM
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Subject:
Hello all,
The SA
branch of the ACMI celebrated IMD with a lunch yesterday and there we presented
our annual awards.
Our
Recognition of Midwifery Excellence Award was won by two community midwives
from Whyalla, Verity Timms and Julia McMahon. Included in the nomination were the f
I hate to tempt fate but I have never had a problem with a virus, I have VET
virus screening.
Christine
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Sent: Thursday, 2 May 2002 11:30 PM
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Subject: viruses
Hello,
Is any
I don't think we should presume the breastfeeding advice will be poor. I
think without some education about breastfeeding that the advice may have
been poor. I believe that it is verbal support for the women and not
"hands-on" care. I have to say my initial reaction was that breastfeeding
advi
Yes it is
in there, page 367 of the third edition of A Guide to Effective Care in
Pregnancy and Childbirth. Also
refer to page 486 in the same book, first paragraph.
Christine
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The newspaper article led me to believe that the employees of FUSA do not
have insurance for mid either.
Christine
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Dear Jane,
I have
only ever seen an apgar score recorded at 10 minutes if the apgar score at 5
minutes was low, as far as I am aware apgar scores reflect the condition of the
baby at the time they are done only and in the case of active resuscitation
they reflect the effectiveness of t
There is
an article on the aims website www.aims.org.uk
on this subject, it is called Blood Money. If you go to the website and then click on articles you will find
it.
Christine
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Sen
Hello all,
I thought this may interest a few people. The weekly ABC
Health Update is an interesting source of information, if you are interested
just go to the www.abc.net and link in to health.
BATTLE CONTINUES OVER TRADITIONAL AND ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE
(7.30 Report:
15/1/2002)
The
Chris,
The Birthing Centre at the Women's and Children's Hospital in Adelaide has
been working twelve hour shifts now for some time, I can't remember how long
exactly but that information will be available if you contact them directly.
Christine.
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Once again I suggest that the onus is on the intervener to provide evidence
that the intervention is safe and beneficial.
Christine
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Sent: Monday, 10 December 2001 5:09 PM
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Sadie,
When writing a policy it may be easier to look at it from the point of view
that if there is no evidence to support an intervention then it shouldn't be
done, put the ball back in the court of those who think this is necessary
and ask them to provide evidence to support this.
If this doesn
Just a
word of warning regarding quinine, last time I contacted our pharmacy
department quinine is now contraindicated in pregnancy.
Christine.
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Sent: Tuesday, 27 November 2001
12:3
To achieve collective industrial bargaining you need to be organised.
You're right that we don't need a union to change to caseload but you do
need a union to help with the practical employment issues such as payment.
To do it properly takes a lot of time and you need to then pay someone for
their
Katrina,
I have to support what you say about needing industrial representation and I
too do not see this as the job of the ACMI. We also need numbers for
industrial representation to be effective and joining with (not being part
of) the nurses is a way of gaining numbers. In SA we have a Midwi
One way to "deal" with unreasonable complaints is to ask for the person's
name and note it down, then offer them a pen and paper together with the
name of the person to whom their complaint about you should be addressed and
show them to a seat where they can write. I've rarely had to do this but
I believe it would be due to legalities in that the hospital is insured to
cover it's employees only and a hospital employed midwife has to be provided
by the hospital to women admitted for care. The hospital-employed midwife
is then responsible for the care. I know this may sound unreasonable b
Sorry,
what/who is PIAC?
Thanks,
Christine
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From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Elizabeth McAlpine
Sent: Tuesday, 31 July 2001 12:14
PM
To: ozmidwifery
Subject: Fw: insurance
thought
you might be interested in this. there i
I feel our
ultimate goal is to change to a no fault system such as New Zealand has, this
would be a benefit to many people (including obstetricians), the bigger the
group the more we can change. I
know this will take a long time but we need to look at long-term solutions too.
Christin
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