Wow, it's interesting that women are even restricted from eating solid foods while they're labouring... the Cochrane folks, Enkin et al. (2000) Guide to Effective Care in Pregnancy Childbirth. (3rd ed, Oxford University Press) have a whole section on nutrition in labour (pp. 259- 263). It can be
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] Urgent: Need Info on Eating In Labour Policies
You could contact Michel Odent at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] . He did some talks about eating in labour. Prevent the mother from eating gives adrenalines that counteract with oxytocine and endorfines and causes
Yup, I have that exact same book :)
And I agree with you :)
Jo
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PMSubject: [ozmidwifery] Eating In Labour- evidence! Wow, it's interesting that women are even restricted from
eating solid foods
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Is it notalso logical that a starved body
does not function as well as a nourished even without the one inquestion being
in the middle of performing labour??Denise Hynd
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As a consumer where is a letter best sent in support of this news? To Mary Chiarella?
If so does any one have an address?
thanks
Jo
At 3:37 +1100 1/3/04, Andrea Robertson wrote:
From the Sydney Morning Herald today.
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Publicly funded home births for healthy women on agenda
I think the Sydney Morning Herald would be a good place to send a letter as
it will reach more people.
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
All letters and emails must include the senders home address and day and
evening phone numbers for verification as well as being no more than 200
words - Good luck.
Jo
Beautifully told Tina.
Cheers,
Joanne.
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Hello fellow ozmiders.I have pasted below a birth
story from
Dear ozmidders,
Please find below information about this seminar being run by ARCHI -
the Australian Resource Centre for Healthcare Innovations - in Melbourne
in June 2004.
It would be great to get as many presenters as possible on midwifery
care and its benefits. Please forward this to your
hello all!
was wondering if anyone could help me out, im
looking for articles, hospital policies, anything at all related to vbacs in
birthing centres[if not bc, then hospitals in general is fine, and any homebirth
info would also be useful!], why we cant have them/can/why we should
etc!
The Midwifery Dilemma: to fast or feed the labouring woman makes a few
interesting comments that you might find helpful. Basically, it is believed
that the decline in the general anaethesia rate for obstetric patients and
the improvements in anaesthetic drugs and techniques over the past 50 years
One of the more interesting diets in labour that I witnessed was from a much villified
sub-cultural group in our society who ate fried potatoes dusted with a wide variety of
seasonings washed down with a foul black sticky liquid which they swore was the only
food they could keep down.
Dear Jo
for maximum effect
Send a letter to the SMH editor and copy to Mary Chiarelli
both have web sites so you should write the letter and can send via email
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and or snail mail
I have done the former
Denise Hynd
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From: Jo Bourne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
In a message dated 2/03/04 9:45:08 AM AUS Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Beautifully told Tina.
Cheers,
Joanne.
Thanks Joanne,
Regards Tina P.
Hi Wendy,
My husband and Imoved to Australia last August, Its a different life, and different
working also. I had worked in a medium maternity unit in England, and we wanted to
move to Cairns area, I was offered a post in a small hospital with 240 births in the
area, which I presumed was
Is the [EMAIL PROTECTED] email for mary Chiarelli? Denise?
Untitled Document www.Splitart.com
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Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2004 11:54 AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] The best news...!
Dear Jo
for maximum effect
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