Up until march this year, the CMP has
struggled along uncertain of its future, contracts being signed late and for
only a year. The midwives have been on 3 monthly contracts for 3-4 years. Why
is this so? The politics of birth, insurance, money, all sorts of reasons. Our
managers have just
There is the northern community midwives program in SA, who provide continuity
of care and homebirth and the new continuity of care and homebirth program run
out of Kogarah in NSW. If only there were more in each state
At 3:07 PM +0800 25/6/06, Mary Murphy wrote:
Up until march this year,
Government, money, ignorance, arrogance, power
dynamics, the culture of fear. You name it Kristin. That's why it hasn't
happened. And it is not for want of trying. It is a huge challenge getting
similar models in the same health service, let alone different
states!
But
The tide is
Actually, NSW Health is really moving now. They have not only supported
homebirth through the programme at St George, they have indicated that they
support homebirth as an option generally. They are in fact, busy producing a
guideline for health services who wish to provide homebirth services.
WOOO HOOO!!
jo
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Actually, NSW Health is really moving now. They have not
Thanks Andrea,
I never send to more than one list at a time. I notice that when I log on
directly to Ozmid to see if my mail is sitting there it always is but I just
have seen mails there that never appear in by email box. Sorry I assumed it
must be moderated. Glad it's not.
Lisa
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Congratulations to one and all ... beautiful timing :)
Sally-Anne (Brown)
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Actually, NSW Health is really
Effect
of timing of umbilical cord clamping on iron status in Mexican infants: a
randomised controlled trial-Lancet,vol 367, no 9527, 17 June 2006, pp
1997-2004Chaparro CM; Neufeld LM; Alavez GT; et al-(2006)BACKGROUND: Delayed clamping of the umbilical cord increases the
infant's iron
Title: Message
Congratulations Carolyn and midwives. So pleasing to hear of success and
the strength of the politicians to remain loyal and faithful to what women are
wanting.
We
have had small hiccoughs in the North Lakes model of care (Redcliffe-Caboolture)
but we are resuming 17/7.
One of the women on my forum is looking for a gentle post-natal
Doula:
i was wondering if anyone can recommend a post natal Doula on
the gold coast need some help settling my 10 week old colicky bub?
Best
Regards,
Kelly Zantey
Creator, BellyBelly.com.au
Gentle Solutions From
Is
there a useful cesarean birth measure? Assessment of the nulliparous term
singleton vertex cesarean birth rate as a tool for obstetric quality
improvement-American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology,vol 194,
no 6, June 2006, pp 1644-1652Main EK; Moore D; Farrell B; et
Temporal
trends of preterm birth subtypes and neonatal outcomes-Obstetrics and
Gynecology,vol 107, no 5, May 2006, pp 1035-1041Barros FC; del Pilar Velez
M-(2006)OBJECTIVE: To describe
temporal trends of preterm birth subtypes, neonatal morbidity, and hospital
neonatal mortality. METHODS:
These articles are driving me nuts!
Those babies aren't being put in danger by being allowed to gestate to something
more like when they're ready to breathe!
*tears hair out with
fury*
A woman in JB was a victim of the
last raise in $$$ as her Ob suddenly decided she was 10 days more
I've tried sending the same emails 4 times now and they're not through. Why
is this so?
J
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Thanks Andrea,
FYI
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Subject: [2006hbaconf] Media article 22/6/06 Geelong Advertiser
Hi all,
Read below for the article that appeared in the Geelong
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] ] FW: Birthcentre/ homebirth
I'm not very good at blowing my own trumpet, but it
is the latest Australian book on pregnancy and birth...
Having a Baby. The essential Australian to
pregnancy and birth. It is sold by Birth International.
Carol Fallowsph. 02 9969 1228
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] ] FW: Birthcentre/ homebirth
I read a book of yours YEARS
ago, Carol, and when it came time to have babies your thoughts were part of what
guided me into AP and home birth. I still have it in the Joyous Birth library
where I'm happy to share it with other
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