Hoi Leanne,
I think we would get the same reaction in here, but we get the same rection
also when they hear we let the cord intact until pulsation stops, because we
don't rupture mambranes, we give only vit K on demand of the parents, we
don't usualy do vaginal check ups.
We are a real danger
Hoi Kim,
I am a flemish midwife in Belgium and I take the good things
that I can use from the Netherlands. I have a homebirth practice since 6 years
after being a hospital midwife for nearly 20 years.I live about 30 km from
the border with the Netherlands and we speak the same language.
Thanks for the common sense Fiona! Well said.
Cheryl
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Dear Abby,
I
Title: Independent Midwives support of women in Theatre
Hi everyone
Hopeful of some quick assistance as seeking points and references to reflect the importance of independent midwives, as primary care providers, supporting their clients in theatre when lscs becomes a required procedure
One
Hi Marie
It's absolutely essential that the person who will be providing on-going care for the mother and baby is present at the birth if adequate debriefing is to take place over the next few weeks.
Have a talk to the administrators at St George and RPAWC. They are both pretty good at asking the
Dear Colleague,
I thought this article from ObGynWorld.com might interest you:
RLS pregnancy incidence revealed
http://www.ObGynWorld.com/international/news/2004/Week_40/Day_5/RLS_pregnancy_incide.asp
ObGynWorld.com is the essential resource in obstetrics and gynecology, offering the
latest
Hi All,
Considering the recent discussion around Restless Leg Syndrome I thought
some of you may be interested in this article.
Leanne.
Restless Legs Syndrome Common Among Pregnant Women
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) Sept 27 - During pregnancy, one in four women will
experience restless legs
You might find the RCOG , UK guidelines for the management of group b strep
, of interest .I think section 9.2 covers the scenario you describe , they
suggest that antibiotic use should be considered but do not recommend that
it should be offered .The guidelines also discuss the risks to mother
Hi,
I've got a question about hospitals inducing etc. I have a client going to
St George public and her EDD was the 5th, mum and bubs are doing
wonderfully, heads 3/5 engaged, heart rate fine etc.
Went to see doc today who swept and stretched, clients words, that was
OMG that was painful, male
Thanks to those who reponded. We have since discovered the
reason no students are getting through to us is that our health service is worried about insurance and wont have suppernumery students.
We are extremely disappointed with this decision. We are a
group of midwives wanting to share our
Hi Leanne,
If your client wants a normal birth she should avoid an induction unless
it is medically indicated, not just because she is a couple of days past her
due date.
I know! I know! I actually don't understand why she is choosing to go along
with it, she is very educated and has lots of
I know! I know! I actually don't understand why she is choosing to go
along
with it, she is very educated and has lots of great information so I guess
it is something she wants to do.
Or perhaps she is pregnant and easily panicked with unnecessary fears about
her baby's safety, and, as with many
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