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Re: Circs MD vs CNM/PNP was OB vs PedsFrom: Suzanne S. Powell, ICCE (ccsu2348@earthlink.net)Tue Mar 31 22:33:02 1998
> From: shiraz suleman <suleman@sk.sympatico.ca>
> kathleen [tash] robb bodor wrote: Dr. Suleman, are you saying that you do not believe mohels should do circumcisions? If it is a matter of them doing them in a clinical setting (as CNM's) then my question is... trained is trained, is it not? Would you rather have a CNM who is trained as a mohel and has done many circumcisions doing them, or an OB or Ped for whom it is their first alone, without supervision? I think my major concern would be if something DID go wrong. It seems obvious that it is not the standard of care for a CNM to do circumcision. And if the CNM is doing it in a clinical setting, rather than during the bris ceremony that a mohel works in, then the CNM is operating as a CNM, not a mohel. If there were a lawsuit after something went wrong, how much trouble would the CNM and the hospital be in for going against the standard of care?
-- Suzanne S. Powell, ICCE Childbirth Educator, Labor Doula, Postpartum Doula Peachtree City, Ga.
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