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Re: LDR v. LDRPFrom: Barborza@aol.comTue Jul 20 19:58:18 2004
I work at Southern Regional Hospital in Riverdale, GA, just south of Hartsfield Airport in Atlanta. We recently converted 8 antepartum high risk beds to postpartum beds, moved APU to what formerly was quite a luxurious 8 bed triage unit, and have converted the waiting room to one big triage area with 6 beds separated by curtains with one common bathroom. Our practice does only medically indicated inductions, and no C/S on request. Most of our vaginally delivered patients go home on day one, C/S on day 3. We still have bottlenecks. The hospital has 14 LDRs and do about 450 births/month. Nowhere near the volume of Northside, but still the same problems. Barb Orza, CNM Atlanta
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