Hi everyone
I have a question regarding midwives performing
the newborn examination postnatally prior to discharge.
Having worked in several hospitals, I am used to
this exam being performed by a doctor/paediatrician. The midwife does an
initial check atbirthbut on about day 3 or 4, or at
An ergonomically accurate and cheaper birth stool is the Birth Mate
that was designed by Philips Industries in The Netherlands for the
Dutch midwives. It doesn't make the woman tilt backwards and puts her
pelvis into the more mechanically useful forward tilt position.
We've sold dozens in the
Jennifer Cameron wrote The signs of
shoulder dystocia are evident before the head is crowned and then the 'turtle'
sign appears and clinches the diagnosis so it is full steam ahead and get that
baby born My understanding is
that the head retraction on the perineum is the main sign. I
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All well babies born at home have their
checks done by their midwife. We would only refer a baby that had a
problem. MM
I have a question regarding midwives performing the
newborn examination postnatally prior to discharge.
Having worked in
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Helen,
At Peninsula Health the
midwives nowhave to be accredited to do any newborn exam at all, discharge
or otherwise.
In-house education
is required !
With kind regardsBrenda Manning www.themidwife.com.au
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Mary
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Jennifer
Cameron wrote “The signs of shoulder dystocia are
evident before the head is crowned.
What are these signs prior to crowning ? Crowning is
before any kind of turtling, burrowing or lack of restitution may occur right?
Because 'crowning' is before the head is born. I am
We do the newborn examination after birth but then recommend that they go for the 5 - 10 day well baby check with their GP. This is just since we have been working as a birth centre. Cheers JudyHelen and Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi everyoneI have a question regarding
I think the only indicator that you "might" get a
shoulder dyst is a longer than expected 2nd stage. i.e. with a primip,
longer than 2 1/2 hrs, and with a multip, longer than 45 mins. You might
want to change strategies and help hydrate the woman that you're seeing with a
long 2nd stage.
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Hi, my name is Rosetta and I would like to share with you some info on
how to get around the Litigation/Insurance issue, especially when there is
no insurance available to Indepedent Midwives.
Regards
Rosetta Timpano
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On 30/11/2005, at 2:41 PM, Rosetta Timpano - Asset Protection
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Hi, my name is Rosetta and I would like to share with you some info on
how to get around the Litigation/Insurance issue, especially when
there is no insurance
Go ahead Rosetta, we are listening !
With kind regards
Brenda Manning
www.themidwife.com.au
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Hi Barbara,
Like you, I am a bit shocked at the out of sight ,
out of mind - baby in nursery down the hall practice - it seems very tiny bubs
are sleeping alone - a monitor doesnt provide sensory input to a baby -
and this is what bubs would biologically expect according to James
McKenna.
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