Dear
Ellie,
Congratulations on both fronts! That is wonderful news. You have really
put in a lot of effort on behalf of Castlemaine women, and news of your
pregnancy is very exciting.
Nicole
Carver.
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From: Kathy McCarthy-Bushby [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Saturday, September 24, 2005 11:35 PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Oral EPO dose for cervix?
Hi Kelly,
Sounds like a confusing visit with the registrar. But great news of giving
I
was wanting some assistance to find out the best type of baths for our birthing
suites. I am working in rural queensland and we do have severe water restrictions at present and have been hearing a lot about smaller corner baths. I would love some ideas on costs, manufacturers, and benefits
Hi Jennifer,
I completely agree that sometimes a corner spa
is pref to afree standing pool esp when you take into account the water
restrictions etc.
We have a free-standing pool at Rosebud Mid
a corner bath.
Of the 2, the corner is much cosier, the
access isn't a problem for the
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thanks
for the info. I will pass it on.
Sylvia
Boutsalis
Childbirth Educator
Infant
Massage Instructor
Adelaide
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PäiviSent: Saturday, 24 September 2005 7:47 AMTo:
As a midwife on a homebirth program that
attends 62% water births, I have good knowledge about baths suitable for water
labour and birth. We have portable, demountable baths that have new
liners for each client. They are flexible in size, are about 4-5ft radius
and 2 ft high. (120- 180cm
Dear Jenny,
Don't get the corner one's get a round one without
spa as the reserviour is a cleaning nightmare.
Ring the Birth Centre on Monday after 1 pm and talk
to Marg Fien as she ordered the one's in the Birth Centre so she can give you
the low down on manufacturers, priceetc
We make sure the room and conditions are
very private, warm cosy (or cool in our hot summer) Yes, we all have
different experiences. We all work with what we have to facilitate undisturbed
birthing. We are all very skilled at it and congratulations to us all. Cheers,
MM
How
Dear All,
I also forgot to mention that here in Queensland
there is a Q health policy that you have to have access to at least 3 sides of
the pool for labouring/birthing women. The baths in the birth suites in
the RWH Brisbane have been vetoed for use because of thispolicy from Q
health,
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Brenda,
I found this
interesting information belowon the Childbirth Solutions website: http://www.childbirthsolutions.com/articles/birth/vbacinfo/index.php
Cephalo-pelvic disproportion
(CPD)
This indication has been shown repeatedly to be
inaccurate as a predictor of the
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