I would guess that Midwifery Led Care has the highest % for natural
childbirth. The CMP in WA has very high rates of normal births but the
numbers are very small (150 clients PA) so cannot be extrapolated to the
wider population. Re oxytocics, it is difficult to say the number on our
program
Surely if they are (natural, normal, unintervened) it means they don't' need
medical assistance? What is the real question?
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What she is asking is how many women actually get to birth without
interventions.
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What she is asking is how many women actually get to birth without
interventions.
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Surely if they are (natural, normal, unintervened) it means they don't'
need medical assistance? What is the real question?
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Does the WHO have recommendations on the percentage of women that are
likely need help?
At 10:53 AM +0930 19/5/06, Dean Jo wrote:
What she is asking is how many women actually get to birth without
interventions
The WHO recommend that the Caesarean rate should be no more than 10%
in a population of healthy women (that is no, pre-existing medical
conditions etc). They also recommend that inductions should be no
more than 20%. Their assessment is that 80% of women can have a
perfectly normal
In a message dated 16/03/04 12:53:10 PM AUS Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am not sure I know what is meant by 'natural birth' since it is
totally embedded in cultural practices. Who has a reliable definition
for this that is NOT biomedically oriented? Trish
Hi Trish and
Yes, we can get bogged down in semantics when discussing what is meant by
natural birth. What I mean is clear to me and that is what was, I believe,
envisaged by the early proponents of natural birth is women birthing under
their own power without pharmacological pain relief or obstetric
Yes, Marilyn, my reading of what you meant was just that, but even the narrowest
biomedical definition of no intervention (including analgesia) fails to be
sensitive to the taken-for-granted and therefore unseen aspects of culture. For
example, the psychological and spiritual advantages of women
ent, vegetarianism, etc..)
and I know there is a counterpointand I don't know what it is. I do think
however that this is a huge philosophical conundrum at least for me. Carolyn,
Help!!
my mind is boggling
marilyn
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down this path before
(on other issues: the environment, vegetarianism, etc..) and I know there
is a counterpoint and I don't know what it is. I do think however that
this is a huge philosophical conundrum at least for me. Carolyn, Help!!my
mind is bogglingmarilyn-----
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Rosemary,
What is happening at
Alukura these days. Is this
still a functioning birthing place for women?
Im dreaming of
coming to Alice
Springs.
In peace and
joy
Sally
Westbury
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Hi
Rosemary... good to hear what you are up to. Fantastic! Already a year
since I was in Alice! Have to stay longer next time round! Love, Vicki
xox
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Rosemary,
What is happening at Alukura
these days. Is this still a functioning birthing place
for women?
Im dreaming of coming to Alice Springs.
In peace and joy
Sally Westbury
Hi Rosemary, I read your post with interest. Congratulations on
your initiative! I want to tell you that you can practice as an
independant midwife without the ACMI accreditation. I realise that you
would like to do it with the ACMI Certificate of Accreditation, but you don't
have to. Read
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