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I think Jo is on the right track suggesting VBAC
clinics
Yeah, a perfect world. I am wondering if it
is something that is a viable option? If David is out there, would that be
what you were trying to achieve?
Wouldnt it be great to have a vbac clinic that has
vbac supportive doctors, midwives, birth support people and educators? Ah!
whilst we are dreaming, lets throw in a birth counselor into the equation.
Continuity of information, care, attitudes and understanding of all a vbac
faces....betcha the success rate would be through the roof!!!! It would
certainly decrease the number of repeat cs (49.9% -or 1102 cs -
of repeats were based on previous cs in1999...if we
could even halved that, 550 may have been successful vbacs. optomistically
ofcourse.)
Is this type of thing that hospitals would have to
embark on themselves? Is it something that could be run as a government
backed (ha ha!!) project like the community mw? Any
suggestions? Anyone willing to suggest it to their own
hospital? If there are Adelaide mw out there who think we might have a
chance (all beit slim) that one of our hospitals would do it...after all we do
have the highest cs rate!!! - give me a bell.
I challenge
you!
Jo Bainbridge
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