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Re: labor tub From: Joseph Shaeffer (Jescnm@icehouse.net) Fri Feb 25 17:28:24 2005 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Efrain Ramirez: "Re: Normal delivery and uterine rupture after c-section" Previous message: jkulkin@mindspring.com: "Re: Weeeeee! ;)))" In reply to: Charlie Chambers: "labor tub" Charlie, There is a group called Waterbirth International, the director is Barbara Harper who has published quite a bit of data and works with hospitals to promote waterbirth. She will probably have the information and studies you need. She can be reached at barbara@waterbirth.org , she was very helpful and sent us some information when we were looking at these same questions for using jacuzzi's in labor. Hope this helps, I saw that you had advertised for a Nurse Midwife for your practice, any luck in finding someone as yet? Joseph -- Joseph Shaeffer ARNP/CNM Spokane, WA Quoting Charlie Chambers <cchamber@gorge.net>: > Our hospital is having access to rental labor tubs for patients. > Curious whether if anyone knows any data re: laboring patients in a tub > with ruptured membranes. We're trying to establish some guidelines for > their use. > > Thanks > > ************************************************************************ > ****** > Charlie Chambers > Hood River, OR USA > cchamber@alumni.rice.edu > > "All good things...come by grace, > and grace comes by art, > and art does not come easy." > > Norman Maclean > ************************************************************************ > ******* > > Next message: Efrain Ramirez: "Re: Normal delivery and uterine rupture after c-section" Previous message: jkulkin@mindspring.com: "Re: Weeeeee! ;)))" In reply to: Charlie Chambers: "labor tub"

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