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Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Resounding
failure of "active labour management"
I hear you, Helen! I know a
woman who dilated fully in 4 hours (yes, 4!) then had a rest and be thankful
stage of an hour during which it was decided she had
The issue faced by women when they go post dates has a huge impact on
things. I wonder if women were to celebrate and cherish the last few
days of being pregnant instead of feeling 'fed up' - if women did not
hear from anyone (and usually everyone) the comment of are you still
here love? or the
an Jo"
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issue faced by women when they go post dates has a huge impact on
things. I wonder if women wer
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The issue faced by women when they go post dates has a huge impact on
things. I wonder if women were
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Perhaps we need to get away from due dates altogether. Instead
), not on empirical data.
http://chronicle.uchicago.edu/961107/pregnancy.shtml
Vedrana
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My
nesday, February 01, 2006 1:26
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Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Resounding
failure of "active labour management"
Rachel,
I only hear this from health
professionals. I don't hear it from women, not even the most mainstream hospy
birthing mamas with whom I deal. It's a very
for Naegele's rule.
Vedrana
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Perhaps we
Of Andrea
Quanchi
Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2006 11:36 AM
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Resounding failure of active labour
management
If anyone has been to captain cooks cottage in Melbourne which was
his childhood home that was transported from england you will note
My cogs have been turning about why "active
management" of labour came about. I presume it was to do with the idea
that prolonged labour can lead to cerebral palsy...preventative
measure???!!! Well shouldn't that be rethought now in light of the
new research that dispels the idea? I am just
it stemmed from Ireland and was based on length of labour as a
throughput thing rather than anything to do with cerebral palsy. The
belief was that women would rather a quicker labour with intervention
rather than a long labour with no intervention, it also stemmed from
arbitrary ideas of
And apparently everyone was impressed with Dublin's low caesarean rate with active management (about 5% by memory).. pity that no
one evernoticed that their caesarean rate was lower before active
management was introduced. One thing that the Irish did have at this time
(from what I've
Hello from Dublin Ireland
The hospital in Dublin (National Maternity Hospital)
where AML originated now has a section rate of about
17% which is actually fairly low for Ireland - most
hospitals are running around 20 - 25%. Every day
women are still lining up to have their membranes
ruptured and
: Re: [ozmidwifery] Resounding failure of active labour management
Hello from Dublin Ireland
The hospital in Dublin (National Maternity Hospital)
where AML originated now has a section rate of about
17% which is actually fairly low for Ireland - most
hospitals are running around 20 - 25
).
Rachel
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Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 13:48:58 -0800 (PST)
Hello from Dublin Ireland
The hospital in Dublin (National
Rachel,
I only hear this from health
professionals. I don't hear it from women, not even the most mainstream hospy
birthing mamas with whom I deal. It's a very small percentage of women who
embrace this technology, and an even smaller number who knowingly embrace it. If
you read mainstream
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failure of "active labour management"
Rachel,
I only hear this from health
professionals. I don't hear it from women, not even the most mainstream hospy
birthing mamas with whom I deal. It's a very small percentage of
an opportunity to discuss induction with women in Australia -
this seems to be a drs job here.
Rachel
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