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Re: water birthFrom: R. Daniel Braun (rBraun@IUNET.IUPUI.EDU)Tue Aug 20 08:07:33 1996
Let them go elsewhere. As soon as a complication occcurs, they will be the first to sue. I think I would not be able to find the maneuvers you described for shoulder dystocia in any textbook and this would make it dificult to defend in a court of law. If my employer were to promise that I would do something of this nature without first consulting me, I think I would have a case for breach of contract and if I didn't, then I would get a new employer.
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