Title: Re: Consumer input & men BF !!
I would like to 'second' Pete's proposal that ACMI has consumers on the exec and that any consumers who are interested are 'associate' ACMI members. Woman need midwives need women! Without the women we don't have an art to practice
Good luck get
Thankyou for everyone's thoughts to date.
For those interested NZCOM has three consumers on it's exec which have been
elected by consumers.
regards Pete Malavisi.
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: Re: Consumer input
Midwives could attend consumer meetings/associations as part of their
accreditation requirements - keeps everyone down to earth that way.
Also, many organisations appoint the consumer rep of their choice. If
consumer representation on professional organisations rather than
The John Hunter team midwives have in place a consumer group, consisting of
"stakeholders" including consumers, a specialist obstetrician, and two GPs. The
group was to meet a couple of times a year, and were established only weeks before the
current crisis. To say that they have be
Dear Pete, the way to make anything happen is to participate in all levels
of governance. Did you respond to the call for a review of teh
Constitution? We had but one response in Tassie! I doubt if many midwives
have even read it, becuase the only way to get "consumers" (whatever they
are in
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Subject: Re: Consumer input
Dear Pete, the way to make anything happen is to participate in all levels
of governance. Did you respond to the call for a review of teh
Constitution? We had but one response in Tassie! I
Dear Pete, Trish, Mary Listners,
I understand the practical concerns Trish raised which I'm sure can be
negotiated and worked out if ?when it happens (I'm sure NZCOM would be happy
to discuss how they went about working out the details). Mary I think how NZ
got around the ICM conditions, is
