Hospital pharmacy’s would be able to tell you and they are easy to
contact. I am not sure where you
are but the pharmacy at Women’s and Children’s Hospital in Adelaide are very
helpful. (08) 8161 7222 is the
direct number for the Drugs in Pregnancy and Breastfeeding information that can
b
This is really interesting. As a student I have access to hundreds of
databases. I went straight to Lancet to access the article. (Actually, it
is 1990, 335(8681), not 1997. Anyway, guess what? While the article is
listed in the contents page at the front, it cannot be accessed. I tried
a
Hi, Paivi,
I for one would be very interested in an exchange program. As a student we
have very little access to any other form of midwifery other than that
practised at the hospital we are placed with. It would be wonderful to be
able to broaden one's knowledge with first-hand experience of
Hi Mary,
The reference from the article by Lesley
Hobbs is the article that was initially published in the Lancet…here is the
complete reference from the Hobbs
article…
Byrne DL, Edmonds DK. Clinical method for evaluating
progress in the first stage of labour. Lancet
1997; 335(86
Mary,the article is called, 'Clinical method for evaluating progress in the first stage of labour' Byrne DL, Edmonds DK. Lancet 1997; Volume 335(Issue 8681): pp-122hope this helps.cheersbec Rebecca Gaiewski[EMAIL PROTECTED] On 04/09/2006, at 8:26 AM, Mary Murphy wrote:Tania, could I please have a f
Tania, could I please have a few more details? E.g. author
and complete title of article? I am also puzzled by the (8681). I can’t seem to
access it with the details you provided. Thanks, MM
Tania wrote:
For anyone who's interested, the original piece of research was
pubished in
the
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It can be out of the fridge for days so long as it is kept below a certain temp ( I think it was 25oC but dont quote that) which most hospitals which are air conditioned would be. At certain times I have experienced episodes in which we have had a number of 'failed' inductions which has made me que
According to the box, Syntocinon and
syntometrine should be stored at between 2-8 degrees C. Leaving it out of the
fridge in room temperature for short periods of time should not affect it, but
the best people to ask are the distributors, Look on the box for details. MM
I'm glad that I didn't put my money into that probably well-intentioned but
extremely useless invention. Got the giggles though, was imagining women
sending it back and asking for their money back because they didn't lie on
their back the entire labour - thanks to their midwife!! And the sizin
That is such a good point because people who have never seen women
upright are so surprised when you point it out to them
Andrea
On 03/09/2006, at 3:15 PM, Synnes wrote:
H! Now that would be hard to see if you have the birthing mum
restricted on her back on the bed, wouldn't it
Aman
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