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Hello Tracy
I know this is perhaps too late, but we are looking
at allowing primips to once again birth here, a rural remote country town.
Our service was closed for 2 years and we implemented a midwifery model of care
which suited our unique circumstances. The only reason we initially didn't
allow primips was to limit our birthing numbers due to the lack of midwives - it
never was because they were high risk. Primips generally have longer
labours and didn't have staff to cover past 8 hours.
We do have inductions, and this hasn't seemed to
pose a risk. Our nearest Level 2 or 3 hospital is at least 400 kms
away. 2 hour flight by RFDS. We do not have obstetricians that
manage the women only GP's. If you want further details contact me
offlist
Regards Wendy
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