Maybe someone should suggest she come in and provide continuous care for her patients if she doesn't trust the nursing staff. I would absolutely refuse to inflict this crap on patients. If she has...
No mine didn't get it at birth either and very good point about the lack of knowledge in regards to long term effects! There have got to be better ways of eradicating this disease, The world has gone...
Giving Hep B just after birth annoys the hell outta me - we do it too! Its a load of rubbish - but having said that BF is a great pain reliever - so skin to skin with mum and attached at the breast is...
I've seen nasty PPHs too - although more commonly in women who have had lots of intervention and thus more likely to have an IVC. Still have had no problem getting iv access - one just needs to be on...
Nope. I'm in Australia and only high women get them, a cannula that is. There is no evidence to support cannulating a birthing woman just because shes birthing/labouring! And we don't have women...
Noice explanation Nora! feeling for the spines is part of pelvic assessment and shouldn't really be guesstimated - turning your fingers around so they point down helps to get the angle. As Nora said...
Which is silly really cos they were both recognisable obstetric variances that would have occurred despite the tub! And great for the primip who birthed a breech! I'd say that was a positive outcome...
You could also try some midwifery journals. Birth, MIDIRS midwifery digest, Midwifery, The Practicing Midwife....all have stuff in them relevant to all who work in maternity
Lithotomy has been shown for some years now to be detrimental to women and fetus'! It should only be used for intruemntal birth (and then thats debatable!). Try getting woman off the bed....works alot...
Yep its easy to see how women get so peeved off with all the poking and prodding that they do feel the need to lash out! Labouring women who do this aren't doing it on purpose they are getting...
The confined private space of a bathroom is the perfect place for a labouring woman! May not be so convenient for the attendant, but it is easy to think outside the square and work around it. I...
I'm intereseted in the thought that normal birth is more work. To me the epidural/oxytocin infusion/ CEFM etc is far more work than being with a woman and encouraging her to do what her body is meant...
Thats right-there is actually no evidence that the second stage needs to be 'confirmed' by VE. Listen and look at what the woman is doing and you mostly don't need to do one. Patience and time and...
Ughghghg.............someone tell em to keep there bloody hands off altogether and leave the woman to push at her own pace...yuck:down::down: quote the HOOP trial......poking and prodding lady...
Yep me too.....hospital gowns are awful; and are for women who are going to OT. Its funny really, if I had a woman with SROM and a high head I'd encourage her to be upright to get the damn head down...
Big load of crappola sorry - cords DON'T just fall outta women coz they stand up!!!! I can't believe nurses actually accept this rubbish and confine women to bed coz thats what the orders are! Fairy...
Yer I thought it was 5 minutes...not just for the baby but for the mum to improve circulation with CPR. 20 minutes the kid would be long gone.Think about a kid during cord prolapse where there is...
Well they do profit don't they ....in time. You pay x amount of bucks for a 30 minute section and a few 10 minute visits postpartum. Or you pay the same amount of money for he or she to see you...
and what women need more than formal "coaching" and fancy birth beds and high tech equipment; is the space and support to do what they need to do to get their babies
Places all over the world have had these concerns over the years, it is NO EXCUSE! These kids should be with their mothers. Biohazard...eeeck! The bloody mother should be the only one whose picking...