The National Institute for Clinical Excellence have just
produced their new draft guidelines - see
http://www.nice.org.uk/pdf/CS_NICEguideline_1stconsultation.pdf
NICE
is the statutory UK body who review clinical practices, medicines etc. for
the National Health Service.
Have looked at it briefly. There are
some intresting recommendations - like women should be offered a home
birth as it reduces the incidence of CS, that active managment of labour,
use of oxytocics and amniotomy should not form part of routine care, and
there is a long list of the risks of sections, in nice plain english, and
which contradict some misconceptions e.g. women with a section are more
likely to have bladder and urinary tract injuries.
Debbie
Slater
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