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Re: LDR v. LDRPFrom: Barborza@aol.comThu Jul 22 17:54:34 2004
In a message dated 7/22/2004 1:31:39 PM Eastern Standard Time, dean@thehuffpeople.net writes: I suppose that in a very small unit, LDRP is acceptable. But in any unit that does a lot of deliveries, LDR is much preferable, in my opinion. This is true. I worked in a unit with one doc, 2 CNMs and 7 LDRPs. No nursery - only a small room for circs and post C/S babies while mom still in recovery (C/S done in main OR) or sick babies awaiting transfer. I loved it, as most babies never left their mother's room during their entire stay. Since premature or sick moms and sick babies were transferred there wasn't the problem of training all nurses to be able to handle normal and abnormal moms and babies. Barb Orza, CNM Atlanta
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