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Re: Circs MD vs CNM/PNP was OB vs PedsFrom: shiraz suleman (suleman@sk.sympatico.ca)Tue Mar 31 14:18:13 1998
kathleen [tash] robb bodor wrote: > > It seems that the issue is really who has trained and keeps up the > skills...for example there are 3 female CNMs who are mohels (reform > tradition) and they do a fin job...and I know of many MDs who I would not > recommend. I guess what I am calling for is a training program (no just > turn the intern loose as was done 2 decades ago) and some type of > credentialling program with subsequent CQI monitoring. > > Tash Robb-Bodor CNM > tashcnm@usa.net > AOL instant messenger: tashcnm > ICQ: 4625677 Why do you allow CNMs to do surgical procedures on patients?What kind of medical practise is that. -- Dr.Shiraz Suleman MBCHB.FCOG.FRCS(C) Clinical Assistant Professor Consultant OB Prince Albert Canada suleman@sk.sympatico.ca 306-7642039
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