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Re: ACOG's VBAC statement revisited. From: Jim Connerth (babydoc@apex.net) Sun Sep 24 11:55:35 2000 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Bernard Cristalli: "Re: ACOG's VBAC statement revisited." Previous message: art fougner, md: "Re: ACOG's VBAC statement revisited." Maybe in reply to: K Dew: "ACOG's VBAC statement revisited." Next in thread: Bernard Cristalli: "Re: ACOG's VBAC statement revisited."   K Dew wrote: > I'd really appreciate replies to my questions of a couple of days ago. > > Forgive me for beating this dead horse again. > > One of the hospitals at which I have privileges banned VBACs in Feb.  They > have asked me to join a committee to re-study the issue. > > If I could get simple answers to the following questions I'd appreciate the > effort. > > 1.      IN HOUSE ANESTHESIA  YES/NO yes > > 2.      DEDICATED C/S OPERATING ROOM    YES/NO no > > 3.      IN HOUSE OPERATING ROOM CREW  YES/NOyes > > 4.      HOW MUCH TYPE 0 Rh- BLOOD AVAILABLE AS A MINIMUM? > in house blood bank > My opinion is that this particular institution probably should not be doing > OB at all, and I have moved my delivery location elsewhere.  As a member of > the staff however, I am "required" to assist the Med Exec in solving this > issue. > > Somehow, I deleted the e-mails to the discussion we had back in Feb/Mar. > > Is there and obgyn-l archive? > > Thanks again > > Kevin Dew Next message: Bernard Cristalli: "Re: ACOG's VBAC statement revisited." Previous message: art fougner, md: "Re: ACOG's VBAC statement revisited." Maybe in reply to: K Dew: "ACOG's VBAC statement revisited." Next in thread: Bernard Cristalli: "Re: ACOG's VBAC statement revisited."

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