Rolls (Melbourne), Maria Miller
(Melbourne).
Several of us are presenting papers. Look forward to catching
up.
Regards Nola Aicken
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Jen,
the HOOP ref is as follows:
McClandish, R. et al (1998) A randomised controlled trial of care of the
perineum during second stage of normal labour. British Journal of Obstetrics and
Gynaecology 105, pp1262-1272
Nola
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Instead of PushPal, perhaps the obstetrician should
have called it -
Stranded Beetle with Leggings!
Or even better, to alter something useless
to useful, that they could be used as knee pads for the more natural birthing
posit
Sonia, look forward to hearing your story and I'm sure there will be many
helpful comments.
Nola
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Sent: Sunday, October 12, 2003 7:06 PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] new here/okay?
> Greetings.
>
> May I introduce myself firstl
y will
only
> come in if I request it. It's a bit embarrassing to admit, but I have
only
> had to look after 2 synt aug IV's since I've been an RM - 95% of the
ladies
> progress under their own steam.
>
> Cheryl.
>
>
> >From: "Nola Aicken" <[EMAIL
Thanks Jo and Melissa for your responses. Whilst
your comments are invaluable, I was actually wondering about midwives
perceptions on whether they think it is possible to have an active birth in a
public hospital. As a clinician myself, I find that it is becoming a rarity to
see a woman come
I am currently preparing a presentation for a study
day coming up soon. Just wondering if anyone would like to make some
comments to this question, so I can use some quotes (anonymous) in presentation:
"Active birth: is it possible in a public
hospital?"
Regards Nola
Leigh, how exciting! Would you mind moving Portland
a little closer to Bendigo so that I can apply! Good luck and keep us
posted please as to progress!
Nola
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pettingill
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Jen, I have to agree with Mary's comments. I
believe it is very 'institutional' to not 'allow' a woman to push before we do a
VE to ascertain if she is fully dilated. Gosh, who are we!
Not only are we setting the woman up for
intervention, because many women can be fully and then move into
Or try ...
Andrea explains it well in her text
'Empowering Women'. Refer her 1994 edition 'learning about the
pelvis', p143.
Regards Nola
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Dear Joy,
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Regards Nola
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Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 7:33
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] bye for now
Dear list friends and
colleagues
I need to go off the
dwifery' I welcome you
with open arms. My philosophy is ' to lead by example' and I would hope
that all midwives in the current system will welcome Bach. Mid. students as the
'new midwives of the future'.
Nola Aicken
I was reported the following morning and I have since been cleared of any
misconduct, but as an experienced midwife, I found this situation very
distressing, so I appreciate reading your recent comments.
Regards Nola Aicken
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