futurehomebirthcnm replied to mombabyRN96's topic in Ob/Gyn
They're probably trying to do away with the nursery for mother-baby initiative. Some hospitals are doing away with nurseries altogether. And they _should_--a newborn baby should be within arm's reach...
futurehomebirthcnm replied to Annachu512's topic in General Students
Why are you ranting over someone else who's concerned about a letter grade? It's pretty hard to read so many comments about "How dare you be concerned about a C?" There are good reasons to be...
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Ditto what's already been said. Even if your program and preceptors turn out to be more on the clinical side, you will probably be able to learn more mother-centered care from a midwife or birth...
I would definitely recommend you do it through a university rather through one of the diploma mills. I don't know if Georgetown covers Florida, but I hear their online CNM is pretty good: Certified...
futurehomebirthcnm replied to klone's topic in Ob/Gyn
Pitocin is NOT oxytocin. Oxytocin is regulated by brain and various hormonal chains, and it's extremely unlikely to cause adverse effects. Pitocin, while similar in chemical structure to oxytocin,...
futurehomebirthcnm replied to Fitzy819's topic in Ob/Gyn
You can also try putting a wedge or stool under her feet so her knees are above her hips--this helps the sphincter muscles relax. Having her also rest her forearms on her thighs can enhance this. In...
futurehomebirthcnm replied to anaklod's topic in Ob/Gyn
It was kind of hard to find, but I think this is your answer: Nurse Midwifery Program "Nurses can choose either an MS in Midwifery or Nurse Midwifery. The Nurse Midwifery option requires a Bachelors...
futurehomebirthcnm replied to Vannablack's topic in Ob/Gyn
I've chosen to do the CNM route because I want the ability to have hospital privileges and be able to use things like pitocin, etc., for home-births--which in a lot of states DEMs are very restricted...