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Julie,
I would also appreciate a copy of this. My
hotmail account will hopefully accept the attachment. This
is:\
If this doesn't work, I will forward my 'real'
address and if you could send it via snail mail.
I would also like to say at this point that I
appreciate the work you have put into finding these. I am sure the whole
is is appreciated.
Yours in childbirth
Rita
Deliverywoman
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 8:58
PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Dutch Birth
Statistics
Julie we can't send attachments via the list but could you
please send me this again of the list as I would like it for an essay I am
writing
Andrea Quanchi
On Wednesday, March 26, 2003, at 02:18 PM, Julie
Clarke wrote:
Hi
You
might recall recently I forwarded questions about Holland Statistics.
I
received some good suggestions and followed up on them (scroll down for my
q’s)
I’m
not sure if I can send an attachment to the list but I’ll try anyway.
The
attachment is an excellent, interesting, informative 3 page letter from
Dutch Midwives.
If
the attachment is not successful but you’d like a copy then just contact me
with your fax number or email address and I’ll forward it to you direct.
hug
Julie
Clarke
Childbirth
and Parenting Educator
Transition
into Parenthood
9
Withybrook Pl
Sylvania NSW 2224
T.
(02) 9544 6441
F
(02) 9544 9257
M.
0401 265 530
email
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From: Adja Waelput
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:Monday, 24 March 200311:18
PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Dutch Birth
Statistics
dear
julie
we
won't be able to answer all your questions in detail, but maybe you can get
a start with the document I send you. It is full of hyperlinks to
internetsites and books. The report by the EMA might be of use as well
best
regard
adja
waelput
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Van: Julie Clarke
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Gepost om: woensdag 19 maart
20034:41
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Discussie: Dutch Birth
Statistics
Onderwerp: Dutch Birth Statistics
Hello
fromAustralia
We
are currently trying to improve maternity services for women inAustraliaand
would like to have information we could use to compare choices, options and
outcomes, safety with other countries of the world. Especially other
countries that have excellent midwifery care established such asHolland.
By
using comparison statistics we could strengthen our argument for more
midwifery based services rather than our current system of too much
unnecessary obstetric care.
We
are very interested to find out the statistics of birthing inHolland.
How
many women birth at home?
Do you
have natural birth centres and how many women choose to birth at them?
How
many women choose to birth in hospital?
What
models of midwifery care do you provide?
What
changes in birthing trends have there been inHollandover the past 50 years
or
so?
What
are the national or area statistics of maternal and neonatal mortality and
morbidity?
Do
you do comparisons with other countries of the world?
Are
you able to email these figures to me?
Are
you able to email any articles of information to me?
Do
you have a web site in English I could
visit?
Many
thanks in advance for your assistance.
Warmest
Regards,
Julie
Clarke
Childbirth
and Parenting Educator
Transition
into Parenthood
9
Withybrook Pl
Sylvania. Sydney. New
South Wales 2224
Australia.
T.
(02) 9544 6441
F
(02) 9544 9257
M.
0401 265 530
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