Re: [ozmidwifery] Re: theatre greens

2006-04-21 Thread Rachele Meredith
Similarly, in the USA, when a Kansas HMO (health fund) started paying OBs 
the same regardless of method of delivery, the CS rate dropped from 28.7% to 
13.5% in a year.


Rachele

An obst from argentina recently told me that to lower the countries 
ridiculously high caesar rate the government made the schedule benefits 
(as in money given for procedure) the same for both c/s and vaginal birth, 
c/s rate dropped very quickly!


nicole

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[ozmidwifery] Re: theatre greens

2006-04-20 Thread Barbara Stokes








As our base numbers of caesareans are getting larger, there
will be more in the future.

If only we could reduce significantly the number of
inductions, then maybe we could reduce

the number of caesareans??

Where is the evidence for inductions at 40 weeks please?

Thanks from Barbara, Parkes where we had 5 babies in 4
hours, two lscs (both booked but one had 

jumped the gun.)
One was shoulder dystocia but good outcome thanks to previous training with 

Jan Robinson..








Re: [ozmidwifery] Re: theatre greens

2006-04-20 Thread nicole and gareth



An obst from argentina recently told me that to lower the countries 
ridiculously high caesar rate the government made the schedule benefits 
(as in money given for procedure) the same for both c/s and vaginal 
birth, c/s rate dropped very quickly!


nicole

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