Hi,
Today I attended the information session for the direct entry BMid at UTS.
Sounded interesting, lots of people there, but I must admit I was
disappointed to learn the NO alternative therapies will be taught. No
herbs or anything. I find it so hard to accept that, in a course teaching
about
Good Morning Listers
Just reporting that both the Sunday Herald and SundayTelegraph ran stories on HOMEBIRTHS today.
I also heard the exciting news that home births may soon be funded in NSW on 2GB (both 5am and 6am newscasts) so thought it appropriate to follow through with a nice little
Hi Abby
I think you would find that homeopathy and naturopathy and the like could be
incorporated into the program and also through assignments. Midwives and
midwifery lectureres are often blown away by the insightful information
students often uncover in the course of their studies and
Hi Abby:
While on the one hand I agree with you that there ought to be at least an
overview if not an introductuction to alternative/complementary therapies in
a midwifery course I can also understand why this has been left out. I also
agree with you with regard to the evidence based
