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Re: Scope of practiceFrom: GA12L@aol.comMon Feb 6 13:34:01 2006
In a message dated 06/02/2006 19:46:54 GMT Standard Time, el@lisse.NA writes: No, you can. but you can't :-)-O No, I can and I can deliver twins providing both are cephalic. If I was an independent midwife it would also be within my scope of practise, if I was expereinced and confident enough, to deliver breeches. I could, if I wanted, become a midwife ventouse practitioner if I was prepared to do the training which I am not. There is no law against me delivering a breech anyway. If a woman comes in and her baby is breech and she declines a c/section and refuses to be seen by a doc then a mdiwife would have to do it. Not that that has happened...but it could! Gail
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