There were some references a while ago about the WHO defininf a PPH as being
over 1000 mls. As we are being required to go the most extreme lengths to
treat PPHs of 500mls or more, even if not causing any symptoms and
bleeding is settling, I would love some evidence to suggest this is
Dear Mary,
A NUM is a Nurse Unit Manager.
Regards,
Anne
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From:
Mary
Murphy
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Thursday, March 17, 2005 12:37
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Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] NUM Job in
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I wont be applying for the job,
there are interesting results about US and weight estimation looking at medline
or pubmed. The
german author Jahn A did some very interesting cross-cultural reseach on this
topic and you find
several publications in english surching in medline or pubmed.
Clarissa
hmm, the difficulties of
Mums' breasts worth $2.2
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Denise Hynd
"Let us support one another, not just in philosophy but in action, for the
sake of freedom for all women to choose exactly how and by whom, if by anyone,
our bodies will be handled."
Linda Hes
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From:
Anne
On the Aims website you can access their Journal's issue by issue and in
Summe 2002 there is one title
Ultrasound why so little research
very interesting readin
as are most AIMS publications
very thorough!!
http://www.aims.org.uk/
Denise Hynd
Let us support one another, not just in philosophy
Hi everyone
Just a different question for you... I am doing an assignment for one
of my subjects at uni, and we have to plan an 'International Study
Tour'! Not the usual sort of question we get, but one that intrigues
me!!! I have started to plan it, but was wondering if anyone had any
ideas
Spend 2 weeks with the midwives of the Community Midwifery program in
Western Australia! MM
ideas on places or people or conferences that would be interesting/
lifechanging etc etc that I can 'plan' to go and see??
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Hi all,
I sent this yesterday but it didn't come through to me at least so apologies
if it's a repeat.
There were some references a while ago about the WHO defininition of a PPH
as being over 1000 mls. As we are now being required to go the most extreme
lengths to treat PPHs of 500mls or more,
Hi Katrina
What a great question to have been asked... I imagine it could stimulate the
thinking of many of the students into wondering just what birth is like all
around the world... there is often the arrogance in the West that
westernized countries are so much more civilized and safer but this
Hi Katrina,
Lifechanging for me was the first time I heard Caroline Flint speak and
attending a homebirth conference in Bendigo many years ago - both of these
really ignited my passion for birth, not to mention, increased my faith SO
much in women and birth.
Good luck with selecting your panel of
What about a trip to NZ and see how things are going there and also
check out the NZ group TABS -Trauma After Birth Support- a well needed
reality check for how women are effected by birth experience.
Perhaps a visit to Nancy Wiener-Cohen author of Silent Knife and a
vbac supporter in the US ??
Well I would go to Holland and 'See' birth as it should bethen I would go to NZ and spend time with Maggie Banks - breech birth and guru midwife!!! I'd then probably go to the US and visit with Ina May Gaskin on the farm! Dreams are free!!!
Kiwi Kim
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I wouldn't glorify birthing in the Netherlands too much - their
breastfeeding rates are amongst the lowest in the World. A wonderful birth
experience is the best way to start (extrauterine) life - but to be
breastfed will have a longer term effect on the health and well being of
the baby and
Hi ozmid circle of friends,
I went to a birth on Wednesday, (the day after the Future Birth Seminar in
Sydney and I was still on a high from that), which was just beautiful with a
lovely baby girl being born into water gently. Aren't I lucky I am having a
great week!
The midwife we had was very
I'm totally for breastfeeding and have breastfed all 3 of my kids. What I am seeing at the moment (can only speak for this area) is so much emphasis on breastfeeding and solittle on anything else. Sure - breastfeeding is great and is the 'best' but I believe when a woman feels safe and
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