Porod kod kuće-novo istraživanje u Australiji
Nekoliko zanimljivih pogleda na porod kod kuće iz Australije:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2....htm?site=news
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A study has found babies delivered during a home birth are seven times more likely to die from complications than during a planned hospital birth.
The study, published in the Medical Journal of Australia, compared all births in South Australia between 1991 and 2006.
The study's author, Professor Marc Keirse, says there was no difference in mortality rates overall, but the risk of babies suffering from a lack of oxygen during a home birth delivery was 27 per cent higher.
I komentar ovog istraživanja:
http://www.mja.com.au/public/issues/...s11237_fm.html
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The outcome is that midwives can continue to provide care for women who have planned home births, but are required to provide full disclosure to their clients that they are not indemnified, and in return must provide data and participate in a safety and quality framework that will be overseen by the Victorian Department of Health. This should ensure a gradual accumulation of data (including statistics on outcomes such as maternal and perinatal morbidity) that can inform future policy direction, and also encourage adherence to proper clinical risk assessment and management to minimise preventable mortality and morbidity. Those who argue that planned home birth in Australia can be safe will have to show this on the basis of accumulated evidence before any further changes can be considered.
With time, the gulf between the politics and science of home birth in Australia should narrow, allowing health policymakers to focus on evidence-based decisions, rather than political ones.
http://www.radionz.co.nz/news/storie...8/1247ec65d1dc
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Home births are associated with higher death rates than hospital births, according to research published in the Medical Journal of Australia .
The ABC reports the study examined home and hospital births in South Australia over a 15-year period to 2006.
The Australian Medical Association says it shows that deaths from home births were markedly more common than hospital births.
President Andrew Pesce says the study sends a strong signal to the government that any policy decisions on maternity care must be based on evidence.
Dr Pesce says the association does not support home births.
http://www.ama.com.au/node/5273
New study confirms high risks of home births
17 January 2010 - 12:00pm
AMA President, Dr Andrew Pesce, said today that a new Australian study confirms the high safety risks and higher death rates associated with home births in Australia compared to hospital births.
The study of home and hospital births in South Australia between 1991 and 2006, published in the latest edition of the Medical Journal of Australia, shows that planned home births had a sevenfold higher risk of intrapartum death (occurring during delivery) and a 27-fold higher risk of death from intrapartum asphyxia than planned hospital births.
Dr Pesce said the study sends a strong signal to the Government that any policy decisions around maternity care must be evidence-based, not politically motivated.
“The safety of mothers and babies must come first in any debate about maternity care,” Dr Pesce said.
“The AMA supports women having choice when it comes to labour and childbirth, but they must also have access to all the evidence to ensure that their choice is an informed choice.
“The AMA does not support home birth because of the safety concerns for mother and baby, and this latest independent study backs our concerns.
“However, we do support expanded Medicare funding arrangements to improve patient access to midwife care within a quality framework that guarantees meaningful collaboration between doctors and midwives.
“Team-based care arrangements need to be in place throughout the pregnancy to ensure that there is obstetric, anaesthetic and paediatric care readily available to deal with unpredictable complications.
“Evidence shows that patients enjoy better health outcomes when they are treated in a model of care that provides coordinated, continuous, and comprehensive patient-centred care that is delivered by appropriately trained health professionals.
“Australia is one of the safest places in the world for mothers and babies.
“It is vital that we do not walk away from a safe system that has served the Australian community well for generations,” Dr Pesce said.
17 January 2010
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, but the risk of babies suffering from a lack of oxygen during a home birth delivery was 27 per cent higher.
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uuu, ovo je stvarno visoki postotak. :shock:
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, but the risk of babies suffering from a lack of oxygen during a home birth delivery was 27 per cent higher.
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The study's author, Professor Marc Keirse, says there was no difference in mortality rates overall, but the risk of babies suffering from a lack of oxygen during a home birth delivery was 27 per cent higher.
Cijela rečenica zapravo ide ovako.
Zapravo mi nije sasvim jasno - ako ja to dobro prevodim, to bi značilo da stopa smrtnosti kućnog u odnosu na bolnički porod nije različita, ali je veći postotak djece koja umru zbog nedostatka kisika.
Tako da bi tu nedostajao podatak od čega su veći rizici pri bolničkom porodu.
Ako sam krivo razumjela, ispravite me...
Ja sam, kao i Maslačkica, za slobodu izbora :)
Moram skrušeno priznati da nisam isčitavala sve članke detaljno, bar za sad.
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Ja sam, kao i Maslačkica, za slobodu izbora :)
Slažem se. U tome je bit. Svatko neka procijeni sam, samo je bitno da se upozna sa pro i kontra stavovima.
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Ja sam, kao i Maslačkica, za slobodu izbora :)
Slažem se. U tome je bit. Svatko neka procijeni sam, samo je bitno da se upozna sa pro i kontra stavovima.
Pa naravno.
Ovaj pdf i jeste za to :mrgreen:
Marta i ja pričamo o istom članku, tj. istraživanju, za MENE, jednom jako dobrom istraživanju koje je uključilo USA i Kanadu.
Pomikaki, ispravaljam te - jer kaže da: ne postoji razlika u stopi smrtnosti, ali rizik patnje manjka kisika tokom kućnog poroda je 27% viši.
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Maslačkice, hvala na ispravku, sad mi je jasnije
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Ja sam, kao i Maslačkica, za slobodu izbora :)
Slažem se. U tome je bit. Svatko neka procijeni sam, samo je bitno da se upozna sa pro i kontra stavovima.
Tako je, i meni je osobno u redu da se linkaju i ovakvi podaci.
Samo, moj problem je što se ja mogu samo do mile volje upoznavati sa pro i kontra stavovima, a sloboda izbora mi je jako ograničena.
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pomikaki prvotno napisa
Ja sam, kao i Maslačkica, za slobodu izbora :)
Slažem se. U tome je bit. Svatko neka procijeni sam, samo je bitno da se upozna sa pro i kontra stavovima.
Tako je, i meni je osobno u redu da se linkaju i ovakvi podaci.
Samo, moj problem je što se ja mogu samo do mile volje upoznavati sa pro i kontra stavovima, a sloboda izbora mi je jako ograničena.
potpisujem
i ja sam za slobodu izbora (koju, nažalost, nemam) :/