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See also: Labor and Delivery, Obstetrics Jokes, Humor Links ****************************************************** See also: , Breastfeeding, Infertility, Contraception & Fertilization, Labor and Delivery, Obstetrics Jokes, Humor Links, Labor-Delivery-Obstetric Nursing, Miscarriages, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Nurses, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Management Nursing Jobs, Obstetric Nurses, Obstetrics Staff Nursing Jobs ****************************************************** See also: Family Practice Primary Care, Labor and Delivery Management Nursing Jobs, Midwifery, Neonatal Intensive Care (NICU) Nurses, Obstetric Nurses, Pediatric Nurses Battistella Kasey BSN, Louisiana ******************************************************
Laura Burchell-Henson RN, RCP, CCRN, CLNC, Medical-Legal Consultants ******************************************************
Patrick Dupont BSN, CRNA, CLNC Alpha Medical-Legal Consulting, Inc.:"25 years as an RN including 22 years as a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) with extensive experience in anesthesia administration for surgical procedures including general, orthopedic, neurosurgical, cardiothoracic, vascular, ENT, GYN, trauma, plastic and reconstructive, cosmetic, interventional radiology, labor and delivery including administration and monitoring of labor epidurals, invasive line placement and monitoring, emergency airway management, outpatient and ambulatory surgical procedures, regional anesthetics, conscious sedation and post-anesthesia care. ******************************************************
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Linda B., RN, BSN, PHN, ACCE , California
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See also: Babyonline:
Interactive Pregnancy Calendar:
This will build a day-by-day customized calendar detailing the development
of a baby from before conception to birth.
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Babycenter.com, Choosing a certified nurse-midwife:"You can choose a certified nurse-midwife to care for you during your pregnancy as long as you're in good health (meaning you have no serious chronic medical condition, such as high blood pressure, epilepsy, heart disease, or diabetes). At your first visit to a midwife, she'll take a comprehensive medical history, answer any questions you have, perform a physical exam, and have laboratory screenings done. She can make arrangements for any prenatal testing you want to have done that she doesn't do herself, such as ultrasound or amniocentesis. If it turns out that you have certain medical or obstetrical conditions — such as high blood pressure or triplets — that require the care of an obstetrician or a perinatalogist (a high-risk specialist), she'll refer you to one." Category: Certified Nurse Midwives, CNM, Advanced Practice Nurses, Midwifery: http://www.4nursing.com/cnm ****************************************************
California, Oakland, Maternal-Child Health Center, Alameda County Medical Center:"The Maternal-Child Health Center includes obstetrics, gynecology, pediatrics and newborn services. The Department provides a broad continuum of care for women and children. Female patients at all stages of life, for example, have access to preventive or treatment services that range from new baby programs to post-menopausal specialty services." ******************************************************
Maryland, Baltimore, Labor/Delivery, Mercy Medical Center:"Mercy offers the finest in maternal child nursing services. Mercy provides
16 Labor/Delivery Rooms
4 Triage Beds
2 Operating Rooms
RN Staff
Certified Nurse Midwives
Licensed Certified Support Techs" ******************************************************
Labor & Delivery Nursing, Midwifery Today:"It breaks my heart to read many of the negative descriptions of labor & delivery nurses in E-News. While I am sure that some nurses are insensitive, uncaring, and uninformed, many of us are working very hard so women can have the best hospital birth experience possible. Please do not stereotype us as the "enemy" or judge us so harshly when we are trying to do our best in a difficult environment." ******************************************************
Labor & Delivery Staff Nurse, Nurses for a Healthier Tomorrow:"Having a child is a special time in a family’s life. It is an unforgettable experience. If you ask any woman about the birth of her child, she can recount many details after several years. As a Labor & Delivery nurse, I have the privilege of sharing in this special time. Like many nurses, I enjoy making a difference in people’s lives and I am privileged to help women birth their babies every day. Usually a joyous time, childbirth can be a scary experience for some, especially if it is complicated by medical conditions. With education and empathy, I can help my patients through this experience and help them find the wonder and joy of birth. Labor & Delivery nursing provides me with autonomy, a range of experiences, and a usually satisfying and fast-paced career." ******************************************************
Washington, Madigan, Labor & Delivery, Madigan General Hospital:"The Labor and Delivery (L&D) unit provides normal and high - risk antepartum, intrapartum, postpartum, intraoperative, postoperative and newborn care for the departments of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Family Practice, and Newborn Medicine. Our patients are those eligible for military health care within a 7-state area. The unit consists of 16 adult beds and 8 bassinets. There are 6 labor rooms, 2 birthing rooms, 2 delivery rooms, 2 operating rooms, an observation room, 2 examination rooms, and a 6-bed recovery/transition room. We deliver, on average, 150 babies a month. We have a friendly staff of physicians and nurses who are committed to bringing you you’re your family current, safe and state-of-the-art medical care." ******************************************************
Legal Eagle Eye Newsletter for the Nursing Profession (5)2 Feb 97:"Quick Summary: Post-term pregnancy calls for heightened vigilance by the labor and delivery nursing and medical staff, especially when decreased amniotic fluid or oligohydramnios has been detected.
Labor and delivery nurses must adequately monitor and chart the information transmitted through the fetal heart monitor, normal findings as well as ominous signs like prolonged deceleration of the fetal heart rate. Again, the nurse’s duty is especially acute with a post-term mother with decreased amniotic fluid." ******************************************************
Childbirth: Labor & Delivery, Pagewise.com:"What is water birth and is it for you?
Cesarean delivery, Natural child birth method, Signs of preterm labor, What is a vaginal birth like after a cesarean?, Child birth options: free-standing birth center." ****************************************************** ******************************************************
Childbirth Preparation Home Page,
http://www.birthprep.com/
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Early Postpartum Discharge with Nurse Visitation: ******************************************************
The
First 24 Hours After Delivery, http://www.parentzone.com/parents/prenatal/aftdlvry.htm
OBGYN Net: A physician reviewed
service offering medical professionals, women and industry a home for publishing,
accessing information and global interaction.
Pacific Post Partum Support
Society: The Pacific Post Partum Support Society offers telephone support
and support groups in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, and trainings
and written information world-wide. Complications:
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