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Re: water birthFrom: Tim and Jude Kurokawa (tjkurokawa@mcn.net)Thu Aug 15 23:18:50 1996
Barbara Harper RN (waterbirth@aol.com) is probably the guru of waterbirth and has worked with many hospitals to assist in setting up protocols. She doesn't mind tentative inquiries, such as yours. She also supplies the tubs parents often bring to births. She can offer you a good bibliography. Also does seminars on the subject. Jude Kurokawa, CNM (tjkurokawa@mcn.net) 513 Dayton St. Wolf Point, MT (The last best place)
>>>LIFE is sexually transmitted and invariably fatal. <<< Points are well taken. It is not my own personal choice, as I work in a group practice. (This is not at U.W., but at Group Health Cooperative - the HMO where I practice). This decision has been made primarily in reponse to consumer demand I think. I am reserving opinions until I know and see more, although I have been intrigued by the idea since I saw it depicted on "20/20" (at an east coast hospital) several years ago. I have heard that it has been done for some time in UK, and there are several citations in the British Medical Journal which I need to look up. I was hoping that some listmembers on that side of the Atlantic would be able to shed some light on the subject. Lily Kay CNM MS Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound University of Washington MPH Program
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