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Re: Midwives and DrugsFrom: Sharon Dore x5969 (DORES@IHIS.CMH.ON.CA)Sun Sep 29 09:30:53 1996
Dear Michael: I think an open approach to regulation of medications is a move in the right direction. You might find the regulations recently established for the Ontario College of Midwives (Canada) helpful. They specifically outline both drugs midwives can carry and drugs they can prescribe. There is also a detailed list of circumstances (at various stages of pregnancy, birth, postpartum) requiring midwives to obtain consultation or to transfer care. Regulations cover home and hospital births. Midwives in Ontario are the first provincial group in Canada to officially recognize midwives - other provinces are coming on board. Although we have been slow, we have had the advantage of learning from other countries so hopefully we have been able to use the best of everyone. Copies of the Ontario regulations are available from the College of Midwives of Ontario, 2195 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario
-- Sharon Dore, CNS, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Dores@IHIS.CMH.ON.CA
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