Hi Jennifairy,
welcome back to the list and congrats on finishing your mid. Milly said
she's told you how jealous we are about your apprenticeship. I searched
around for someone to take me on in that capacity after I graduated but
no-one was willing at the time. Anyway, enjoy. No doubt will see
Hi
In the last edition of MIDIRS there was an interesting article called
'Giving Birth the Swedish Way' written by a third year midwifery student
from the UK who did an elective placement in Sweden. She quotes:
...although hydrotherapy is highly recognised in Sweden for its
effectiveness during
'South Australia has recently adopted Statewide policy (in consultation
with consumers, midwives, doctors, paediatricians) on waterbirths that
means that women anywhere in the State can have a water births.
Regards,
Andrea'
Does anyone have access to this document I would dearly love to see
I will see when it is being released
Cheers
Jo
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'South Australia has recently
No wonder professionals are confused!
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HI all
Being new to the list your quote Denise is so apt. Why do we allow ourselves as
practioners, and as women be dominated. I am currently the subject of a few
investigations following a fetal death in utero at a planned home birth, Why
because I
choose to support a womans belief in
Dear Donna
It is amazing that FDIU in a hospital planned birth
never seems to bethe subject of an investigation! I have seen
several over the years yet theyseem to only ever bediscussed at
in-house mortality meetings.
I hope all goes well with you, helping a woman
through a stillbirth is
Hi Sally,
Anne Nixon at Women's and Children's Hospital in Adelaide, or Mark
Kierse at Flinders will have the details. If I hear of it on a website
I'll post the details to the list.
Andrea
At 10:28 PM 13/03/2005, you wrote:
'South Australia has recently adopted Statewide policy (in
Dear Pinky and Kerreen,
Pinky, I totally agree with you - but shouldnt we be questioning then why
so many mothers do this? What is at the base of it.
By the way Kerreen - I have read your book and thoroughly enjoyed it - it
is such a valuable piece of research that is providing to the public
Hi Andrea and listers
During the ICM held in Norway some years ago the Minister for Health ( a tall, beautiful blond woman) came to the Congress and told us thatwhen those men (the doctors) came along and said all baths had to be removed from our local maternity unit - THAT IS WHEN I WENT
In a message dated 3/14/2005 1:52:01 PM AUS Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It concerns me that Australian midwives are so slow to see the
advantages in forming partnerships with women, listen to them and work
with them to provide the types of birth services women want. It is
i applaude you for doing what u want to. but
however in the current climate bieng a bach of mid grad we are still un accepted
by some midwives who have years of expereince or rather indocrination of working
in hospitals. one day hopefully we can be accepted more by our collegues as
being
Hi Tina
I'm so upset to hear that this is how most of you wonderful B Mid women have ended up.
It seems like the Bachelor of Midwifery courses are turning out similar end-products to the old post-grad Diploma courses - i.e., swelling the numbers for the existing hospital work force.
The
Pinky,
I know what you mean about that frustrated feeling. Although I have
been coming at this from a different angle than many on the list. I
am not a practicing midwife, I am just finishing my PhD in the area of
sociology of health. I was trying to understand exactly what you
are speaking
Anyone got rights and responsibility
documents they would like to share??? Id love a copy of the one from
Barwon Health which I quite liked when I worked there.
Sally Westbury
Homebirth Midwife
It takes courage to remain a true advocate for women, challenging
authority and
In a message dated 3/14/2005 3:30:31 PM AUS Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
i applaude you for doing what u want to. but however in the current climate bieng a bach of mid grad we are still un accepted by some midwives who have years of expereince or rather indocrination of
Alphia,
Thanks,
I will look forward to seeing your article
when it is published - I guess what Im talking about is this medical model/
handing over of power from pregnancy/ birthextending into the mothering
experience making it all an unecessary struggle to do things the 'right' way (as
the
Dear Sally and all on list
check out theHomebirth Australia website for
both bill of rights and responsibilities..
http://www.homebirthaustralia.org/homebirth.html
also...in New Zealand the Maternity Services
Consumer Council - Choices for childbirth have a link for a woman's
Dear Donna,
Just wanted to send my support and wishes to you at what must
be a most difficult time. I too work independently and have had some
tricky times just of late, so my heart goes out to you...
Tania
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Just checking that these are getting
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coming up on my email list but I seem to be missing some others posts
and such.
Can you send me a hoi to let me know you can hear me .or
are you all ignoring me again! ;o)
Love Jo
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Hoi - can hear you Jo!!! :-)
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