Hi all,
I also took that last bit as being positive, but I've still yet to hear
real stories of women in hospitals pushing for longer than a few hours
in most cases, at least in my area.
Also just to keep adding to our own stories, I have yet to see an OP
birth with the women I have given care
Title: Bericht
It is
called the Rebozzo. Naoli Vinaver is verygood with it. She has marvellous
workshops at the Mdwiery Today conferences.
greetings
Lieve
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Hi Tanya I said Townsville to Birth international but Cairns will do me!!
Philippa Scott
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Supporting Women ~ Creating Life
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Dear Sonja
Ask Pat Brodie or another exec at NSW Midwives asn
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"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
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On 14 Apr, 2005, at 10:46,
Hi all,
Am in the midst of an assignment which includes a critical analysis of
contemporary midwifery. I need some references to validate what I'm
saying - fragmented care vs continuity of care, educational methods,
medical dominance, socially constructed health care systems, mechanistic
view
Hi List
As an academic, I hate to say that it is quite 'normal' for there to be no
coherent collection of research being done etc. It's also a dreadful problem!
However midwifery is no different to any other field. Mostly one only knows
about things through professional conferences and
Thanks Kereen,
I am aware that this would be an issue across the board with other
professions. I am astonished how there is so much research relevant to
maternity that is being done by midwives, doctors, mental health, etc. I
am going to make inquiries to the NHMRC to see hat information
BTW Kereen your topic sounds fascinating!
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Hi List
As an academic, I
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Interesting and will be very relevant to al ot of maternity units
which are in the process of adding midwifery models to their practice
settings.
Jackie Doolan
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Hello all
These researchers would be better spending their
research dollars on a copy of 'optimal fetal positioning' or 'the labour
progress handbook'. It is the most redundant and wasteful piece of research I
have seen. If it such an obstetric challenge then why not do some investigation
Sounds like something ACMI could
administer.
Jennifer Cameron FRCNA FACMPO Box 1465Howard Springs NT 0835
0419 528 717
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Dean
Jo
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um, thats a really broad reference list! What exactly are you needing -
justification for caseload midwifery models (from
economic/consumer/midwives points of view?); justification for 'direct
entry' midwifery education?; medical dominance of midwifery from an
historical/present point of
For ease of process, I can send you reference lists from the assignments
Ive done or been involved with so there might be some doubling up...
but anyway, heres the 1st one to hand. It was for a literature review
evaluating caseload/continuity of carer midwifery care: (sorry about the
Very much appreciated
Cheers
jackie
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For ease of process, I
Curiosity at hand...Was the mexican sling a side to
side movement of the woman with the shawl or an up and down movement of the
woman's pelvis? I too saw this at the conference but can't rememberThanks
DEbbie
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Hi Tanya,
Yes, it is a fantastic program but we are limited by various factors: the
ICM is in Brisbane and will saturate the locals with workshops etc. Tricia
wanted to go elsewhere, so we chose places where people who couldn't
perhaps get to the ICM could at least get a taste of some of the
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