nd regards,
Nicole Carver.
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From: "Kristin Beckedahl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 6:52 PM
>
>
> Dear List,
>
> I have recently heard of the Anti-D that can be given during pregnancy
> (
't happen (I am
not
> an immunologist).
>
> Anti-D has been given prophylactically in various communities around the
> world since the late 1960's and has been extremely effective in preventing
> HDN. As with all medications informed consent should be given. Have you
> vi
I'm sure there would be plenty of interest from Bendigo too!
Nicole Carver.
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From: "ID & AC Quanchi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2004 1:15 PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Re: Maggie Banks midwifery
Hi Leanne,
There is systematic review by Lumley and others on the Cochrane site, very
recent, about smoking. Just go into topics, Pregnancy and Childbirth. I
think August 2004. You will also find some good references at the end of the
review.
Regards,
Nicole Carver.
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ws on others.
Kind regards to all,
Nicole Carver.
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Sent: Monday, November 08, 2004 11:14 PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Fwd: (Adelaide)Meeting to Defend a Woman's Right
to Choose
>
oes anyone out there
know?
Nicole Carver.
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From:
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& Jo
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 2004 9:13
PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] FW: [C-Aware]
parvovirus
I am not sure what
her query is but if a
Hi Melanie,
At my workplace we do temperature and pulse twice a day, BP only if they
have a history of hypertension in their pregnancy. I don't know if it is
evidence based.
Nicole C
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Unfortunately, they seem to be signing people up before they have their
babies, to be in a RCT between cow's milk and non-cow's milk based formulas.
A bit dodgy ethically to me! Does anyone else know more about this?
Nicole C
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Well, I have to admit I got the wrong impression
about this study! It was piloted in Finland, and one of the important principles
of the study was that exclusive breastfeeding was to be encouraged for at least
six months. One of the two formulas was to be used if it became necessary at any
t
Where does terbutaline fit in with all this? I have heard of them using it
at RWH, but haven't seen it at my workplace.
Nicole C
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From: "ID & AC Quanchi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, November 21, 2004 5:32 PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] niphedipi
Gentian violet is very effective at treating thrush, particularly nipple
thrush. I tend to use Daktarin gel for the baby. The concerns about
carcinogenic effects of gentian violet have been deemed to be over reactive
by many, and so some people prescribe gentian violet for mother and baby. If
your
Hi, Are there any people on this list who work in
team or caseload models? I would be interested to know how you are paid, are
your salaries annualised or do you get paid for actual hours worked. Details of
how you are compensated for overtime and call outs would be appreciated. You can
send
Thanks Marilyn,
Nicole.
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From: "Marilyn Kleidon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2004 8:10 AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] terbutaline
> Terbutline is a bronchial dialator but is also used to relax uterine
muscle.
> it is define
hanks,
Nicole Carver.
Sorry guys, I meant haven't been able to find
articles about spiritual needs. There's plenty about the other two.
Nicole.
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From:
Nicole
Carver
To: ozmid ; Maternity Coalition
Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2004 9:30
PM
Subject: [MCVic]
. The articles will be international though most (but not all)
will be in US journals. I did notice a few from Australia though.
marilyn
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Cc: ozmid
Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2004 2:32
consultant at your workplace, I
suggest that you get to know him or her and use them as a resource.
Kind regards,
Nicole Carver,
IBCLC.
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From:
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Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2004 9:31
AM
I hope someone has
s the women could be assisted to contact the Unit Manager to
discuss the matter, which would help them feel at least this would not happen to
another woman, and the staff would benefit from some education.
Kind regards,
Nicole Carver,
IBCLC.
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From:
Barb
ee her maternal and child
health nurse if she has one for ongoing support with this. However, her GP also
sounds like he/she is ok.
Cheers,
Nicole Carver.
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803.
Best wishes to you and your friend,
Nicole Carver,
Midwife, Lactation Consultant and Maternal and
Child Health Nurse.
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Hello All,
A fellow midwife has asked me to post a request for
her. She would like to know the contact details for Maternity Hospitals which
have a caseload model of care in Sydney or Adelaide. Can anyone
help?
Nicole.
Hi Marilyn
We have one on our unit in Bendigo.
Nicole.
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From: "Marilyn Kleidon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday, February 12, 2005 12:37 AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Student's support role
> Just a question of interest: how common are telemetric ctg's here i
Hi Marilyn,
I am wondering, if there is a central place to view
all monitorings in the unit, would women get as much time 1-2-1 with a midwife?
I am concerned that it might mean that a lot of our intuitive assessment, plus
our clinical skills would be lost by remotely assessing our clients. O
Hi Marcia,
One of the two grads of the Bachelor of Midwifery from ACU that I know has a
graduate year at Sunshine. The other is off for a well earned break with her
family on a trip around Australia.
We are very proud of them, and know that they will be wonderful midwives.
Nicole.
(Bendigo).
-
Hi Kiwi Kim,
I am a post grad educated midwife, and I ENVY the training
that you Bmidders have had. Many of the hospitals which have put in for caseload
midwifery funding will struggle to find adequately prepared midwives within
their ranks. Bmidders fit the bill perfectly. So while in the sh
, and where there are no risk factors present, more dangerous than
not giving it.
Nicole Carver.
ccines??
Many thanks,
lisa
Perth
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From:
Nicole Carver
To: ozmid ; Maternity Coalition
Sent: Friday, February 25, 2005 7:48
PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Hep B vaccine
reaction
Hi All,
Have just had a scary experie
ou dont mind me
asking,..
lisax
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From:
Nicole Carver
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Friday, February 25, 2005 9:11
PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Hep B
vaccine reaction
Hi Lisa,
Welco
ying hep B...how would a baby contact
it? Through a blood transfusion?
Do you have to report reactions
like that?
Hope you dont mind me
asking,..
lisax
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From:
Nicole Carver
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.c
enuinely at risk of this??
If a baby has a reaction like
this...(hope she is ok!!) does that mean she is contraindicated for future
vaccines??
Many thanks,
lisa
Perth
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From:
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To: ozmid ; Maternit
had a
respiratory arrest.
Both times the docs denied it could possibly have
had anything to do with the vaccine!
Sally
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From:
Nicole Carver
To: ozmid ; Maternity Coalition
Sent: Friday, February 25, 2005 10:48
PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Hep B vaccine
reaction
Nicole Carver wrote:
Hi All,
Have just had a scary experience when a baby
became floppy and stopped breathing three times after the Hep B
vaccine. She is ok, but being observed for 24 hours in special care. It just
at!
Good luck,
lisax
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From:
Nicole Carver
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2005 2:08
PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Hep B
vaccine reaction
Hi Lisa,
I don't believe the bab
Hi Helen,
I participated in a workshop as part of the program
you mention. It was very informative, very honest about what is known and not
known about CTGs. All professionals participated on an equal basis, with
obstetricians receiving the same information as midwives, and completing the
sa
How many women have problems with constipation from
the Panadeine Forte?
Nicole.
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From:
Judy
Chapman
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2005 6:44
AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Analgesia post
LUSCS
Also from
The other thing here is women often don't get much
support during the early phase when the physical signs and symptoms of pregnancy
can be quite intense. Women and their support people may benefit from being told
about natural remedies for morning sickness and to expect fatigue. Also changes
Hi Jan,
In Victoria there is about to be an announcement of
allocation of funding, tomorrow I think, to hospitals who have expressed
interest in caseload midwifery. The funding is limited, but will be extended
over the next 5-10 years. I think this round of funding will be allocated to one
h
Hi Janet,
This sounds like it would require specialised help.
I don't know which state you are in, but a speech pathologist who has experience
with helping with breast feeding or a lactation consultant from a major women's
hospital might be the most likely ones to have any advice or assistanc
Jo,
I think glycosuria is pretty common in pregnancy. Your BSL is of course
excellent.
Perhaps you could do some reading about glycosuria in pregnancy. I don't
think there is much evidence to support routine GTT or screening.
Nicole.
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detractors of alternative models of midwifery can say 'we tried
it but it doesn't work', making it more difficult for further reform to
occur.
Kind regards,
Nicole Carver.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of mh
Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2
elves,
whether midwives and women invite them to or not and we must use their
resources to our advantage.
Kind regards to all,
Nicole Carver.
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Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 10:02 AM
To: OzMid List
Su
for midwives
and managers. It is available for purchase for about $50. Worth every cent,
as it looks at the practical aspects including funding and staffing etc, and
gives a number of examples.
Good luck!
Nicole Carver.
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tis twenty
minutes. They do not necessarily intervene straight away, but in many cases
it is a forceps birth. I would love to learn more about the techniques you
describe to prevent so much intervention.
Nicole Carver.
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, and we are delighted with the result.We
have just had the launch of Labour of Love on International Midwives' Day here
in Bendigo. There is a Melbourne launch at RWH on May 20th. Allison Buck is
officiating.
Please
excuse my bragging, we are very proud of the result!
Nico
Hi Sue,
I believe iron infusions, as opposed to intramuscular iron injections, can
be risky. At my workplace they do not take place on the wards, but only
under supervision in the intensive care unit. As you seem to be saying, the
woman does not seem to have any indication that such drastic action
w the rationale for other
midwives' practice, including it's impact on the infant's temperature and
risk of infection.
Your input would be most appreciated.
Nicole Carver.
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tionale, surely?
( I seem to remember posts about this subject earlier in the year, am I
right?)
Sally
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From: "Nicole Carver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "ozmid"
Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 1:50 PM
> Dear fellow list members,
>
> What i
e of a far from ideal
situation.
Nicole Carver.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Dean &
JoSent: Friday, May 27, 2005 2:43 PMTo:
ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.auSubject: RE: [ozmidwifery] Childbirth
Education classes
>Hi,
>I am forwarding this info for anyone who might like to do some casual work
>at Cohuna Hospital (on the Murray River in Victoria). They are experiencing
>some difficulties covering all of their shifts.
>Nicole Carver
>
>Hi Nicole,
>
>Sue from On Times Nurses h
, Iss 4 (April), pp 18-20.
Regards,
Nicole Carver.
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Sent: Monday, June 06, 2005 6:36 AM
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] sexual abuse and labour
could anyone point in
Hi
Emily,
I
believe mento anterior or chin facing mum's pubic bone can birth vaginally.
Mento posterior the babe can't come around the curve of the pelvis.
Theoretically, at least!
Nicole.
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Emi
Hi
Mel,
It
seems that there has not been much funding given to even the places that have
supposedly had successful submissions. Some are only offering antenatal care
etc.
Nicole.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Melanie Jane
Melbourne.
Nicole
Carver.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Justine
CainesSent: Monday, June 20, 2005 12:57 PMTo: OzMid
ListSubject: [ozmidwifery] Antenatal Urine
AnalysisDear Wise OnesI am about to spar with a local
GP and was
osite side (works for some anyway!). In most
cases they resolve. However, the head circumference needs to be monitored to
ensure adequate growth is occuring. A Maternal and Child Health Nurse should be
consulted, and perhaps check the head circumference every three months or
so.
Nicole
C
. Otherwise it seems to be a good
regime.
Nicole Carver.
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Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 5:52 PM
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] post LUSCS analgesia
Was wondering what other
taren/panadol regime. The women are up and about
so much quicker, more alert and caring for their babies sooner. Maureen
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Sent: Thursday, 23 June 2005 10:23 PM
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Su
I am pleased to report that we have very few episis at Bendigo. We had two
intact peris yesterday, despite the births being vacuum extractions by
obstetrician. It was very calm and controlled.
Glad we can get that right at least!
Nicole.
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This reminds me of the Dad who helped his wife birth twins at home at Rabbit
Flat in the middle of the Tanami Desert!
No problems!
Nicole Carver
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Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 9:17 PM
To
Hi
Barb,
This
is why caesarean section is not to be taken lightly in the first place. I have
heard this figure quoted too (others will probably know more than me). What they
don't seem to tell women, is that rupture can happen during pregnancy too. I
have never seen one rupture. I have hear
Hi
Janine,
We
have an infusion of 20 units of syntocinon in 1000mls of Hartmann's solution
over four hours. PPH is more common after caesarean, which is not surprising,
given the fact that it is major surgery, and that the normal physiology of birth
is being disrupted.
Nicole.
-Origi
Thanks for educating us all Jo. That was very interesting.
Nicole
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Sent: Friday, July 29, 2005 11:06 PM
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] laparoscopy
I am currently doing I
Title: Message
One of
the presentations at ICM was about ventouse. There are known side effects. Minor
ones include caput succanadeum which is swelling of the scalp and cephal
haematoma which is bruising between the skull bone and its membrane covering.
The major one was a sub apponeuretic h
I have found the paper about vacuum extraction on the CD from the ICM
conference. I have attached the link to a website mentioned by Annie Clark
in her presentation.
When I read my notes I realised that I did not mention lacerations, although
these are more common from metal cups, which are used
I have just tested the link. It doesn't work! However, if you type vacuum
extraction in the search box you will get to the info.
Cheers,
Nicole.
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I will
only do an episiotomy if I am really concerned about getting the baby out
quickly. I have done one on a peri that was really tight, and didn't
stretch up. I think I have done three in my career,
Nicole
C.
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r? I read about a midwife, who had performed 6 episiotomies
in 650 births. Two of these were when she was taught how to make them as a
student.
Paivi
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From:
Nicole Carver
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Sunday, Augu
SIDS figures show that falling asleep (or sleeping intentionally as well
probably) on a couch with a baby is far more dangerous than co-sleeping in
bed.
Nicole C.
(co-sleeper!)
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Judy, I would also love to see the video.
Nicole Carver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] BF video
Any more
Title: Bericht
Hi
Lieve,
We
should treat everyone the same ie all contact with body fluids is to be avoided,
as we probably care for women who have HIV, or hepatitis and don't know it.
Transmission is more likely if the mother has a high viral load, such as just
after infection, or if she i
Title: Bericht
Sorry
Lieve,
I gave
the impression that the baby should be bathed ASAP. I would not want to
interfere with that first feed either. At my workplace we do bath babies of Hep
C positive mothers earlier than other babies, who sometimes are not bathed for
24 hours or more. We han
Dear
Ellie,
Congratulations on both fronts! That is wonderful news. You have really
put in a lot of effort on behalf of Castlemaine women, and news of your
pregnancy is very exciting.
Nicole
Carver.
Hi Jo,
I have forwarded your email to the managers of both maternity units here in
Bendigo. Hope they buy a copy.
Nicole Carver.
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Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2005 4:54 PM
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experience, and apologise to you on behalf of
my health care professional colleagues. It is not good enough.
Kind regards,
Nicole Carver,
Midwife.
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Hi Janet,
It is amazing that people behave this way in a hospital, but would never
dream of, or get away with, behaving that way anywhere else. It is easy to
see why women would choose to go outside the system, and in extreme cases
choose an unattended homebirth, rather than repeat experiences such
Hi Janet,
I hesitated to read your birth story, but then felt like a wimp, and read
it. I am pleased that I did, although am very sorry that you had that
experience. I have shared the link with my colleagues at North Central Sub
Branch of the Australian College of midwives. I hope that is ok, assum
We
often have three support people in the room, and I find it is fine. Any more
than that seems to be rent a crowd. The idea of galleries is just off.
Perhaps this is just the journos as Mary suggests.
I
think it is a problem when people are only there because they feel they
should be entit
Hi
Tanya,
At the
very least, Kalgoorlie has a labour ward at their hospital. They advertise for
midwives occasionally.
Nicole.
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SmallwoodSent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 10:05 PMTo:
ozmid
the babe is meant to have that blood, otherwise they wouldn't be designed that
way.
Cheers,
Nicole.
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Carver] From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of karen
shlegerisSent: Tuesday, October 04, 2005 11:22 AMTo:
Hi Jo,
There definitely has been an increase in 'funny heads' since the SIDS
guidelines were introduced. A trick is to alternate the end of the bed that
you settle the baby in. They tend to turn towards the light or the centre of
the room, so if you alternate ends, they will alternate the way they
There are some who believe the higher levels of antioxidants caused by
jaundice may be protective of babies, and mild jaundice 'may' be normal.
Nicole.
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Sent: Wednesday, October 05, 2005 11:48 AM
To
Hi Jo,
Where do we send the cheque?
Nicole.
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Sent: Saturday, October 08, 2005 5:59 PM
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] CARES VBAC booklet
Hi everyone who
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] CARES VBAC booklet
Hi everyone who has expressed interest in the CARES VBAC b
I have to say I agree with not having support people present when a woman is
having a GA. I allowed a Dad to be brought in to the room just at the moment
of the baby being born by elective caesarean under general anaesthetic, only
to have the baby arrest and need CPR. I managed to shield the Dad so
Hi,
We
sometimes have expressed milk mum has obtained pre/cs just in case babe cannot
get to the breast in recovery. It helps mum to know that at least dad or midwife
can give baby some colostrum until they can get to the breast. It is good for
recovery room staff to know this is happening,
Hi Jenny,
Is it that intervention is more common in
the management of these women, particularly if ART has resulted in a multiple
pregnancy? Intervention can interfere with the initiation of lactation for a
number of reasons, as you would be aware.
Nicole.
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lactation failure. ie week 4 after birth and still only 20 mls per feed or
_expression_, if that! Very odd.
Jennifer Cameron FRCNA FACMPresident NT branch ACMIPO Box
1465Howard Springs NT 083508 8983 19260419 528 717
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From:
Nicole
Another observation about women who have had
ART, they are often anxious. It is difficult for an anxious woman to sit
and finish a breast feed properly, or even sometimes recognise feeding
cues.
I wouldn't completely discount a hormonal
link, although the hormones play a larger part in earl
Hi
Barbara,
Do
your parents have any say in the cord clamping? Perhaps they need more
information such as at their education sessions? We also do active management,
but Dad's are still able to cut the cord. Not many of our Mum's do physiological
third stage. However, we had a lotus birth re
I
thought so too Larissa, but did they have the insurance situation right? It
seems from the article that some midwives have been able to negotiate for
indemnity insurance on their own. I did not think that was
happening?
Nicole.
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[ma
Lindsay,
What
is the consistency of the stool when the baby does pass one?
Nicole.
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KennedySent: Friday, November 04, 2005 1:12 PMTo:
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Where
I work no-one is swabbed. If a woman is in labour for twelve hours she is
commenced on IV antis without knowing her GBS status. There are no other
interventions, unless labour is premature, when a HVS will be taken. It's
interesting the variety of practises out there! I would prefer to
I
think you are right Mary. But I think there is still some gravity, which
explains why the heaviest part, the head, most commonly ends up at the lowest
point.
Nicole.
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they want to make the ob aware of the impact of his actions and perhaps
get an apology, this may be appropriate.
Kind regards,
Nicole Carver.
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Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2005 12:19 AM
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Hi Dorothy,
That sounds quite excessive. We give a single dose of Cephazolin to the
women who have a c/s.
Regards,
Nicole.
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How
sad. If you asked a person with cystic fibrosis whether their life had been
worth living, even if it is shortened, I wonder what they would say?
Nicole.
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Hi
Robyn,
I'm
sorry if it seemed as though I was judging. I will try to explain what I was
trying to say.
It's a
very complex decision to make regarding testing, because it implies that you
will terminate if the baby has cystic fibrosis. I suppose a pregnancy is only a
potential life,
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] Peaceful birth
Justine, Congratulations to you, your family and your support team, on
the birth of your beautiful girls. We have never met, but I am in awe of your
belief in birth as a normal process. You are an inspiration.Thankyou for sharing
with us.
Nicole
HI
Julie,
Pilates I have done, belly dancing, no, but would like to try it one day.
Pilates is fantastic for your back and easy to do. I love an exercise called the
roll down, which involves starting in a standing position with your feet and
body in alignment, and then putting your chin on y
Hi all,
Can anyone tell me the maternity care options in the Windsor region of NSW?
I have a sister in law who lives at Cattai, near Windsor who has been
getting pressure from her GP to choose 'her obstetrician'. What other
options are available in the area?
Any advice would be much appreciated.
N
Hi Sue,
What a wonderful example of how breech birth can be! Is it ok to share your
story with my colleagues in my local sub branch of ACMI?
Nicole.
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