Re: Having A Baby (South Australia)
Dear Ros
Thank you for your reply
the site is unavailkable at the moment
WA Health Dept will be putting the WA
HOMebirth guideline on line shortly and having the Miister of health launch them
When all this is up it might be another tool to
increase public awarenes and increase public demand for equity of
access.
Denise
- Original Message -
From:
Roslyn
Donnellan - Fernandez
To: Denise
Hynd
Sent: Friday, October 19, 2001 1:45
PM
Subject: Re: "Having A Baby" (South
Australia)
Dear Denise
Don't think its been put online yet, but you
could check out the SA DHS Pregnancy Website (had nothing to do with the
website content it definitely needs a review. We who participated in
"the pamphlet" development experience
have offered to provide commentfor the
website review. Whether we'll be invited
is another story !!)
Anyway, the web address is: www.dhs.sa.au/pregnancy
Regards
Roz
- Original Message -
From:
Denise
Hynd
To: Roslyn
Donnellan - Fernandez ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2001 11:59
AM
Subject: Re: "Having A Baby" (South
Australia)
Dear Ros
Is this publication available on
line??Denise
- Original Message -
From:
Roslyn Donnellan - Fernandez
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2001 9:07
PM
Subject: "Having A Baby" (South
Australia)
Dear All
The South Australian Department of Human
Services officially launched a new
health promotion pamphlet last week entitled,
"Having ABaby."
This pamphlet endorses the option of midwife
led care for women and their families, and homebirth in the list of
'places where you may choose to have your baby.'
Subheadings include:
Who can provide care for me and my baby
?
Where can I have my baby ?
What is important to me about the birth of my
baby ?
What are my rights and responsibilities
?
How can I find out more ?
The pamphlet encompasses definitions of
various providers in pregnancy childbirth their roles,
explanation re various settings, suggested questions of care providers,
and a resource / phone list eg: Australian Breastfeeding Association,
Australian College of Midwives Inc / SA, Birth Matters, CARES
SA,
Homebirth Network, Child Youth Health,
Migrant Health Service, Nunkuwarrin Yunti, Parent Helpline, RACGP,
RANZCOG, Womens Information Service.
It has been printed in elevenlanguages,
with culturally appropriate modification / illustration. (English,
Chinese, Arabic, Bosnian, Serbian, Croation, Kurdish, Vietnamese,
Cambodian [Khmer], Persian [Farsi], Turkish)
The initiating vision, tenacity, resiliance
perseverence of the consumers and consumer groups that contributed
to seeing this project through to fruition has been an inspiring
experience, and an affirmation that those commited to
achieving
change will effect it
collectively.
Copies of this pamphlet can be ordered
from:
Angela Princi
Administration/Project Assistant
Strategy Operations
Service
Statewide Division
Dept of Human Services
PO Box 287
Rundle Mall
Adelaide SA 5000
Regards
Roz Donnellan - Fernandez
Self Employed Community Midwife
(Adelaide)
Having A Baby (South Australia)
Dear All The South Australian Department of Human Services officially launched a new health promotion pamphlet last week entitled, "Having ABaby." This pamphlet endorses the option of midwife led care for women and their families, and homebirth in the list of 'places where you may choose to have your baby.' Subheadings include: Who can provide care for me and my baby ? Where can I have my baby ? What is important to me about the birth of my baby ? What are my rights and responsibilities ? How can I find out more ? The pamphlet encompasses definitions of various providers in pregnancy childbirth their roles, explanation re various settings, suggested questions of care providers, and a resource / phone list eg: Australian Breastfeeding Association, Australian College of Midwives Inc / SA, Birth Matters, CARES SA, Homebirth Network, Child Youth Health, Migrant Health Service, Nunkuwarrin Yunti, Parent Helpline, RACGP, RANZCOG, Womens Information Service. It has been printed in elevenlanguages, with culturally appropriate modification / illustration. (English, Chinese, Arabic, Bosnian, Serbian, Croation, Kurdish, Vietnamese, Cambodian [Khmer], Persian [Farsi], Turkish) The initiating vision, tenacity, resiliance perseverence of the consumers and consumer groups that contributed to seeing this project through to fruition has been an inspiring experience, and an affirmation that those commited to achieving change will effect it collectively. Copies of this pamphlet can be ordered from: Angela Princi Administration/Project Assistant Strategy Operations Service Statewide Division Dept of Human Services PO Box 287 Rundle Mall Adelaide SA 5000 Regards Roz Donnellan - Fernandez Self Employed Community Midwife (Adelaide)
Re: Having A Baby (South Australia)
Dear Ros Is this publication available on line??Denise - Original Message - From: Roslyn Donnellan - Fernandez To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2001 9:07 PM Subject: "Having A Baby" (South Australia) Dear All The South Australian Department of Human Services officially launched a new health promotion pamphlet last week entitled, "Having ABaby." This pamphlet endorses the option of midwife led care for women and their families, and homebirth in the list of 'places where you may choose to have your baby.' Subheadings include: Who can provide care for me and my baby ? Where can I have my baby ? What is important to me about the birth of my baby ? What are my rights and responsibilities ? How can I find out more ? The pamphlet encompasses definitions of various providers in pregnancy childbirth their roles, explanation re various settings, suggested questions of care providers, and a resource / phone list eg: Australian Breastfeeding Association, Australian College of Midwives Inc / SA, Birth Matters, CARES SA, Homebirth Network, Child Youth Health, Migrant Health Service, Nunkuwarrin Yunti, Parent Helpline, RACGP, RANZCOG, Womens Information Service. It has been printed in elevenlanguages, with culturally appropriate modification / illustration. (English, Chinese, Arabic, Bosnian, Serbian, Croation, Kurdish, Vietnamese, Cambodian [Khmer], Persian [Farsi], Turkish) The initiating vision, tenacity, resiliance perseverence of the consumers and consumer groups that contributed to seeing this project through to fruition has been an inspiring experience, and an affirmation that those commited to achieving change will effect it collectively. Copies of this pamphlet can be ordered from: Angela Princi Administration/Project Assistant Strategy Operations Service Statewide Division Dept of Human Services PO Box 287 Rundle Mall Adelaide SA 5000 Regards Roz Donnellan - Fernandez Self Employed Community Midwife (Adelaide)
