Jim Sprott published a very controversial but interesting book titled
" Cot Death Cover-Up"
I purchased a copy in NZ about seven years ago. I have since lost/lent/
misplaced it and am unsure of the publisher, but will try to find out
more details. It provides a very good argument for mattress cov
Aviva,
This women was probably Catherine Hanlon, who set up a fistula hospital
in Ethiopia. She has written a book called "Hospital by the River. I
think you would enjoy it.
Rachel
At 08:46 AM 17/02/2003 +1030, you wrote:
Dear
Edwina and All,
Some time ago, I heard an
eye/mind-opening intervi
More information about the book I mentioned earlier
Sprott, J. (1996) Cot Death Cover-Up. Penguin Books : New
Zealand
A review of the book can be read by going to Dr Jim Sprott's web site.
Rachel
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Hi Denise
There is an Obstetrics Data Base Group that meets every second month at
Liverpool hospital, NSW.
The women to contact about it is... Sorry I cant remember her name but if
you ring Liverpool Hospital and page Julia Stewart she will be able to
supply you with the contact details
At 07:41
Hi Justine
Could I have around 60 postcards to give to my midwifery students to send
to the health minister. Together we can make a difference.
Thanks
Rachel Smith
Lecturer in Midwifery
University of Western Sydney
Bankstown Campus
Locked Bag 1797
Penrith South. DC
NSW 1797
At 02:48 PM 25/02
There is now a resource available for Midwives caring for survivors of
sexual abuse. I think its a video and the producer is Shea Caplice, for
more info contact the NSW Midwives Association.
At 05:37 PM 27/02/2003 +1100, you wrote:
Hi
everyone,
I would like to gather some insights into
prepari
Have you tried Ph 00116478564612
Or Fax 00116478563070
At 09:12 AM 6/03/2003 +1100, you wrote:
Dear
list
I am seeking contact with Maggie Banks, author
of "Breech Birth, Woman-wise" can anyone
help
I have tried the email address in her book and
her web site, so I'm looking for any others
Student Midwives gain consent from the women, in most cases the
supervising midwife would gain consent as the women often feel bad about
saying no directly to the student. The woman is aware that the midwife is
a student, aware that they are learning, usually aware whether they are
beginning in t
Just a note to remind everyone to keep this date free.
On the 25th and 26th of July the NSW Midwives Association are having the
annual state conference at the Carlton Crest in Sydney.
The theme for the conference is Midwives and Women: Getting our Act
Together. The programme is varied and has som