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Hi Lieve
Have all of your other women been
tested for Hep C and Hep B before you accept them for
homebirth? What I am getting at is that you/they have more than
likely already (unknowingly) looked after other women who are Hep C or B
positive. Do they discriminate against these women? This is why people
often fail to disclose their status - because of discrimination.
Also, they may have been negative at the time of their first antenatal blood
tests and then contracted any of these diseases without us/them knowing.
That is why we practice "standard
precautions" for all clients as we can never be totally sure what we are
dealing with.
Good luck
Helen
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Title: Bericht
- Re: [ozmidwifery] hep C and homebirth Helen and Graham
- RE: [ozmidwifery] hep C and homebirth Lieve Huybrechts
