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Re: Birth Plans From: Richard Lowensohn (lowensoh@ohsu.edu) Mon Jun 23 12:40:36 1997 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Richard Lowensohn: "Re: Birth Plans" Previous message: Robert Brenner: "Computerized Prenatal Record." Maybe in reply to: CNMPAT@aol.com: "Birth Plans" Next in thread: Richard Lowensohn: "Re: Birth Plans" This is a MIME message. If you are reading this text, you may want to consider changing to a mail reader or gateway that understands how to properly handle MIME multipart messages. I couldn't resist adding my 2 cents on the eating issue. I have attached a copy of a protocol which I wrote with the collaboration of our OB Anesthesiologists 9 years ago here. It has worked well - they're happy, we're happy, and the CNMs who practice here are happy with it. >>>>>> >Note from Bruce Speyer: >I have made copies of this article available by the web at: > ftp://ftp.obgyn.net/pub/OB-GYN-L/OBFOOD.wpd (original wordperfect version) > ftp://ftp.obgyn.net/pub/OB-GYN-L/OBFOOD.doc (microsoft word version) > ftp://ftp.obgyn.net/pub/OB-GYN-L/OBFOOD.txt (plain text version) >>>>>> >>> "Geffrey H. Klein, MD" <gklein@bcm.tmc.edu> 06/21/97 12:34pm >>> >... I> have listed a few of the items that I have no experience with. I am >wondering whether other list members have encountered these requests, >whether there is a reasonable explanation for the request, and what the >potential adverse consequences are, medically and medico-legally, of >complying with these requests. > >1) Eating during labor .... Next message: Richard Lowensohn: "Re: Birth Plans" Previous message: Robert Brenner: "Computerized Prenatal Record." Maybe in reply to: CNMPAT@aol.com: "Birth Plans" Next in thread: Richard Lowensohn: "Re: Birth Plans"

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