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Re: c-section assistants From: Joanne E. Bulley (Joanne.E.Bulley@Hitchcock.ORG) Fri Jun 5 09:10:48 1998 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: William J Faulkner: "Re: GEN: Quality Management Benchmarks" Previous message: james Connerth md: "Re: Peritoneal closure, exteriorization, antibiotics, wound" Maybe in reply to: deborah mount, rnc: "c-section assistants" --- deborah mount, rnc wrote: are l&d nurses being used as assistants for c-sections? any problems? --- end of quote --- I have done C/S with trained L&D RNs, trained OR RN First Assst (RNFA), with our CNMs, with any of our other surgeons on staff as available (ENT, ortho, gen surg, uro, etc). The main things are your satisfaction with the person's surgical skills and your hospital's credentialing of the person and the person's malpractice coverage. Joanne bulley MD FACOG Next message: William J Faulkner: "Re: GEN: Quality Management Benchmarks" Previous message: james Connerth md: "Re: Peritoneal closure, exteriorization, antibiotics, wound" Maybe in reply to: deborah mount, rnc: "c-section assistants"

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