thread: Should c/s rates be published? Naming & shaming...

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  1. #1
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    Nov 2006
    Somewhere Over The Rainbow
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    I voted no because I think that every woman should have the freedom to birth the way she wants to.
    But this isnt the issue, as has been said previously, the issue is a matter of statistics, not whether or not a woman can have the birth she wants!

    C section statistics are available country by country, why can that not be broken down state by state, hospital by hospital?

    The numbers are already THERE, just not in the broken down format that should be readily available!

  2. #2
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    Oct 2007
    Canberra
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    But this isnt the issue, as has been said previously, the issue is a matter of statistics, not whether or not a woman can have the birth she wants!

    C section statistics are available country by country, why can that not be broken down state by state, hospital by hospital?

    The numbers are already THERE, just not in the broken down format that should be readily available!
    Yes, but for what purpose?

    How would it be used against women and there choices in the future?

    What is the motive behind this push.

    Name and shame says it all to me really. Already judgmental language is being used.

  3. #3
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    Dec 2005
    In Bankworld with Barbara
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    Is nobody reading what I am posting in regards to keeping on topic and not getting emotionally involved in this? It's a VERY simple request people. If anyone continues to ignore this direction they will be temporarily suspended from posting in this thread.