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by sjg007
2306 days ago
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Yeah that's because a lot of US obgyns don't follow
standard checklist protocols. They don't even study it properly. I think the UK has the best one and I know California uses it. Is it a question of treating the birth as a medical event or as something else? I've read about doctors who have given birth at a hospital and died and the death was preventable. Other possible factors could be a lack of prenatal care or (and this is separate) births outside of a hospital / medical setting. |
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