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midwifery or obstetricsFrom: GA12L@aol.comSat Mar 4 12:43:33 2006
In a message dated 04/03/2006 19:12:53 GMT Standard Time, el@lisse.NA writes: I really would stop trying to do obstetrics an concentrate on midwifery. No recommendations have been withdrawn. One Registrar has written an opinion piece... Correct, it was Marek Glezerman but it only needs one person to start. Would it have given more credence to the results if there had been 10 writing about it? In any case 1 or 101, it is being taken notice of. The Bristol third stage trial was held up as the definitive study until someone started picking at it now it's regarded as flawed. I don't think you can't separate midwifery and obstetrics as midwives are the first point of contact for pregnant women here therefore the information has to be evidenced based. If all the women I cared for were low risk I would concentrate on midwifery alone but sadly they're not. Gail
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