Sentences with phrase «with labor wards»
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As Dekker pointed out, if hospital maternity wards are full with women being induced, will there be enough room left for women who arrive already in labor?
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A birth center has more of a home - like feeling to it than a hospital labor ward, with access to food, music, the ability to have friends and family present, and furnishings that look and feel more like home than a hospital room.
In addition to the standard information about pregnancy symptoms, fetal growth and labor, I appreciated some of the offbeat tips in the book, including how to ward off tummy touchers, ways to avoid snoring, how to pick a pronounceable baby name, and how to cope with «pregnancy brain.»
In fact, after giving birth twice in that maternity ward, my husband and I just waddled over to get our own birthing ball when we were in labor with our third child.
The governor, whose relationship with the business establishment is so good that they have essentially underwritten a super PAC to promote his agenda and ward off attacks on him by organized labor, would have some sway.
A healthcare company out of Arizona is equipping all of its labor and delivery wards with peanut balls after a recent study conducted showed a noticeable reduction in c - section rates and labor time in women who used a peanut ball during labor.
Magnesium is also often used to help with pregnancy related hypertension and muscle cramps, to help ward off preterm labor and to alleviate headaches.
Banner Health now equips all of its hospital labor and delivery wards with so - called peanut balls.
Under the Large - Scale Renewable Energy Target, a further $ 45 to $ 55 billion will be transferred from power consumers to wind power outfits via the REC Tax / Subsidy over the next 17 years; depending on whether Ian «Macca» Macfarlane and his youthful ward, Gregory Hunt strike a deal with Labor to cut the ultimate annual target from 41,000 GWh to 33,000 GWh (see our post here).
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