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Re: HomebirthsFrom: Dr Eberhard W Lisse (el@ac.lisse.na)Sat Mar 20 23:06:25 2004
Steve, In message <405CD1ED.7030105@intekom.co.za>, Steve & Eryl Raymond writes:
> Dr. Lisse's comment that "PIH doesn't exist in midwifery" was in Google is your friend: 31% in Region 4 (wherever that is) of the Philipines for 2001 (where they seem to have managed to reduce the post partum haemorrhage death rate by half in one year). 17.5% in Los Angeles County in 1994-96 16% in Massachusetts 1995-1998 Something like 6% in the UK Something like 3% in Germany. 0% in Queensland. And to the Wannabe:
>> HOWEVER, despite the earlier assertions of Dr. Lisse, midwives in What assertions? (And plural, nog al!) I didn't write anything about taking blood pressures. Just the oppsite, dump them quickly onto the nearest Obgyn so they don't mess with your fine statistics, which I only trust if I forged them myself. el
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