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Re: VBAC dying art>From: DoctorJoe@aol.comMon Mar 30 21:48:17 2009
In a message dated 3/30/09 5:48:01 PM, ainsron@sbcglobal.net writes:
> It wasn’t killed by the Obs in the trenches. It was killed by ivory tower It's all about hubris and money. The academic gurus make their pronouncements, and they are never wrong. I might make their pronouncements a bit suspect if they're ivory tower gurus and don't actually get their hands dirty. [I don't make this a global statement -- I hold great respect for such as Seb Faro, who could make a guru pronouncement as the blood dripped off his "in the trenches dirty hands."] Then, there's the money. (1) Community hospitals have to decide what the bottom line is for providing "immediate availability" (e.g. residens, a Laborist, whatever); and (2) malpractice lawyers generally tend to turn down cases in which the time frames/protocols/pathways are clearly met. Joe P.
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