Dear Sue, Thanks for sharing and I understand your anger. How on earth can
those people call themselves professionals. Midwives - ha! Appalling for you
all. Love Leigh
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From: Sue Cookson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2003 2:27 PM
Dear Andrea
I too have been faced with the no bath policy at RPA - except there was a
plug in the room - so the woman filled the bath regardless of their policy.
I faced an even more serious problem at the same hospital. A woman I was
caring for was booked to give birth at RPA birth centre but
Wow Aviva -havent heard that oen for a while - my
Dad's saying too!
Pinky
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From:
Aviva
Sheb'a
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 06, 2003 11:24
PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] '52 was a good
year
Yes, Judy. Or, like a
Another thing to remember is to keep copies of anything you send/write -
these types of letters are notorious for 'disappearing' withing the mire of
process. It is important to also cc relevant documentation from your
perspective to ALL of the relevant people in each department, also to Human
Dear Caroline,
Happy New Year! May 2003 be a
spectacularly successful, happy and healthy year for you.
Thank you for the email...Iam
forwarding this reply complete with your message to the ozmidwifery
list.
Best wishes,
Aviva
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From: Caroline Winnall
To: [EMAIL
Ladies you might want to check to see if the hospitals concerned are signatories to the Women's Friendly Hospital Policy. Although I did point this policy out to RWH Brisbane who are signatories to it and the only person who really applied the criteria in it was the head of midwifery services who
Dear Sue:
I have just gotten back on the list after travelling to the USA in December.
My heart aches for you. The need of the staff to get antibiotics into the
baby is reminiscent to me of transfers that happened in California with PROM
and no maternal IV antibiotics. They always came up with
