I am working at the women's and children's hospital in
Adelaide in a caseload model which has been running now for a year.
My pay is the base rate + 30 %. This is to cover the on
call and penalties, and extra responsibility. We get 6 weeks holiday per
year.
The caseload is 4 women per month
Could anyonepoint me in the right direction
forany info I could pass on to a client. She had an emerg c/s 10
months ago for fetal distress and op position when fully dilated, and is
passionate about having a vbac this time. However, she has been scared by many a
friend and doctor, that as
Last night I returned home from a birth of a client which
resulted in an emergency c/s. Since starting my caseload job in January
this is the first of my clients whose birth has ended this way and it has left
me feeling very saddened, as I know my client will really grieve for the
Unfortunately your friend is out of the catchment area to have
her baby with the Midwifery group practice at the women's and children's
hospital, although she can still go to the Wch delivery suite. The is an
excellent birthing centre at Flinders hospital which would be closer to
her.
Kathy
Sheena,
I am doing a childbirth education class at the women's and children's
hospital on Thursday the 20th at 7pm to which you would be most welcome.
Kathy Lynch
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From: Sheena Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 07, 2003 9:21 PM
I too am co sleeping with my six month old baby and am
loving every bit of it. She is my third child and I didn't do it with the
other two (don't know why). She tends to feed a lot at night
whichhasn't beena problem. However, I don't know what to do
now as I am returning to work in a month
Can anyone provide me with information on a product called
"infants friend"?It is apparently a natural
product sold in chemists to assist with reflux and unsettled tummies.
Thanks, Kathy
Alphia,
I am planning a homebirth for my third child in Feb and would be very happy
to be interviewed if you still need people (I live in Adelaide). If you are
interested, email me back and I'll give you my phone number.
Kathy Lynch
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From: Alphia Garrety [EMAIL
Does anyone know of any recent literature on the
use of nitrous oxide or entonxwith women in labour? I am currently
reviewing the clinical standard on this in our hospital.
Thankyou in advance
Kathy
From: "simsarch" [EMAIL PROTECTED]To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject:
breast feeding adviceDate: Monday, 7 January 2002 8:49 AM
Like Jackie, I was the sister/auntie/midwife when
my sister birthed her second baby in the same Birthing Centre in November.
What a great experience it
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