What is wrong with the Ob asking the covering ob to see all his women for
one visit? Then the woman would have at least met the doctor who might be
on when hers is away. In W.A. Homebirth midwives usually have a backup
midwife who both covers her but also attends as second midwife at the
birth.
Janet,
Perhaps the 'Core of Life' girls would consider
extending their secondary schoolprogram to primary schools.See: www,coreoflife.org
You could suggest it to them ( Deb
Tracey).
Why reinvent the wheel, the program is already hugely
successful ? The BMid student could train to be
Wow, this article is a revelation for me, as well as articles by Henci Goer
(from someone else's posts before). For anyone as interested, the link is
http://www.midwiferytoday.com/articles/pushing.asp and articles by Henci Goer
are at http://www.hencigoer.com/articles/.
Vedrana
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That would be the logical way to do it but I haven't seen it done unless the
woman insists.
What is wrong with the Ob asking the covering ob to see all his women for
one visit?
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How about OBs don't take on clients for when they plan to be on holidays? "I'm sorry but I'm away in April when your baby is due. Perhaps you'd like to see my colleague Dr So-and-so?" This all came up because this one has either taken a client on knowing that he would be on hols in her last weeks
I've never heard of this prog but will be investigating. My friend (in Tassie) who turned up at the primary school was asked by the principal so it's not really reinventing anything ; )
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Honey,
The 4 Obs in the local practice do this routinely, introduce women to the
covering OB for one visit so he is 'known' face if he's needed.
It works OK.
BM
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From: Honey Acharya [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Thursday, August 18,
Sorry the hyperlink didn't work
.www.coreoflife.org
Core of Life is a unique life education program for young
people. The program addresses the realities of pregnancy, birth, breastfeeding
and early parenting in a fun and interesting way.
It encourages adolescents to take responsibility
I'm glad that you are using my article. I just sat down and wrote it out one
day in a fit of impatience at hearing another story about a primip section with
a swollen lip. I get email from U.S. physicians on a pretty regular basis that
they are working with the article and having great results.
Hi Sonja
Lesley Page in "The New Midwifery. Science
Sensitivity in Practice' gives the 5 steps of evidence-based
midwifery:
1) Finding out what is important to the woman
her family;
2)Using information from the clinical
examination;
3) Seeking assessing evidence to inform
decisions;
4)
Hi Fiona
Sub-chorionic haematoma is the medical term for
a collection of blood under the placenta, that is between the placenta and the
wall of the womb. If it is small it won't interfere significantly with the
function of the placenta and thus the growth of the baby. In my experience some
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