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Bourke RN Midwifery secondment 2002.doc
Hello everyone,
Bourke Hospital, as part of the Far West Area Health Service, is offering secondments
to Registered Nurses and especially Midwives who are interested in working in a rural
area for short or long terms.
In the Year
we need our midwives here
anne
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To those attending the ACMI SA Branch AGM on Friday the 16th
of August.
The address of "The Wakefield Hotel" is
76 Wakefield Street Adelaide, between Pultney and King William
Streets. The address on the flyer is for "The Astor Hotel" which was last year's
venue.
See you all then
Jackie
Do you know if the results of marie Chamebrlains study have been published yet???
Andrea Quanchi
On Tuesday, August 13, 2002, at 10:45 PM, Robin Moon wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Jo Dean Bainbridge
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 9:03 PM
Subject:
I don't know if it has been published yet, but was on either page 1
or 3 of the Saturday Sydney Morning Herald a while ago, with photo of
mother, midwife and Swiss ball.
LOUISE
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--- Lynne Staff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What does RCT stand for (2nd paragraph below)?
Thanks, Jen
There are many lifelstyle factors which could
contribute to the number of OP positions seen. In my
mid education, we were told it was 10% of women. I
think it is more common than this, and
Dear Larissa,
Being new to 'the business', I couldn't help but
pick up on your email about how you feel about OFP and how you are going to
include it in your CBE classes. I would be very interested in a rundown on this
interesting topic as we really didn't cover it in our course (Post Grad.
Title: Message
I'm
inclined to agree, Jackie!
My own
babies love that direct op posi. They've all been quick, the
last4.5kgand still manage to come out within the hour! No back
pain.Must be my HUGE childbearing hips! (says she putting the belt on the size 8
pants cause they just fell
One response I heard recently.."if we tell the
mothers that their baby is OP, we will cause anxiety".
Personally, I think it is important to avoid this
position, and tell them, and believe that women should be
told.
It does indeed cause many problems as you
mentioned.
I also tell them
Im
with Jacki and Vicki.
Its
not such a big deal given time, space and support.
In peace and joy
Sally
Westbury
Dear Jo, Liz, Andrea, Lynne and list
It is non-informed consent to your management not to tell a woman she has an
OP position during pregnancy ... Just as it is negligent not to tell her all
of the possible ways she can deal with changing it during pregnancy and
labour.
There is almost always a
Sounds
like lactose intolerance., or over-supply. Should be self-limiting. Get mum off
the dairy foods for several days and see if that helps. But don't try and
foolow everyone's advice. It gets far too complicated and confusing.. Off dairy,
reduce lactose to baby, end of green poos and
Thanks Jen, but I work at Box Hill. Believe me, it is not midwifery-led. We do
routine CTG.s, Four hour VE {usually by RMO's, for practice] use of epidurals
is high, very reluctant to have VBACS. Need I go on? The unit is doctor
controlled. Women are almost forced to have repeat c/s. It got
Hi All
Assistance is needed urgently.
We have a relatively new DON in Mackay and yesterday we were told by one of
the nurse managers that she is not in favour of midwives. Apparently we all
think ourselves too good and she wants us to be good little nursies and go
back to doing what the
Hi Kathleen,
Sorry for my mix-up, and good luck on the day, I hope you
get lots of people with many ideas.
I presented one of our members with an idea, and she has
taken it on board to write up a proposal for us.
Community midwifery care where by a group of midwives will
take on a case load
Dear Judy,
Your first step for info is the Maternity Coalition National Maternity
Action Plan.
Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Next step, inform consumers now so that they can respond to the media and
politicians.
Finally, protect yourself. Be aware that people monitor this list,
print off
Judy - what a situation. Have to step back and look at some strategies. We
are not public, but have 1-2-1 care in birth suite. For references, ask her
to look at the government investigations into maternity care since 1990,
and the recommendations from those investigations. Plain as the nose on
Hi Eliza, not sure if you caught my other post... just wanted
to say Hi ... I was in the same mid course as you :)How are you
finding your first year out? I am finding things A LOT different to
what I expected... where I am working, everybody is very 'scissor happy"
:( I am learning who to
Dear Terry,
Thank you so much for this very useful piece of information.
I'll follow up.
Best wishes,
Kathleen
--Kathleen
FahyProfessor of MidwiferyHead of School of Nursing and
MidwiferyFaculty of HealthThe University of
It is
suppose to be our life style. Too much sitting around. My last baby was ol
to oa and rotated around to op during labour and got stuck.. Awful feeling, as
if I had a piece of 4x2 up there. Anyway a gentle keillands rotation, and
she just about fell out. Where I did my mid the obests.
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