Going Past Your Due Date
Evidence Based Birth has a new article evaluating the evidence on the safety/risks of going past your due date.
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Evidence Based Birth has a new article evaluating the evidence on the safety/risks of going past your due date.
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Evidence Based Birth has a new article looking at the evidence on whether of not labor should be induced if mom’s water breaks at term with no contractions.
Should labor be induced with ROM at term? Read More »
Rebecca Dekker of Evidence Based Birth reviews the evidence on water birth, go check it out!
Evidence on Waterbirth Safety Read More »
Did you know that there is a nicely annotated guide to the literature on home birth? Published by the University of British Columbia Midwifery Program, it is an open source document divided into the following categories: Section A Best available studies on planned home birth and maternal fetal outcomes. Section B Studies exhibiting problems with
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So what if this article is geared towards what scientists wish politicians knew about science? It’s still a fantastic list, and I see misunderstanding of these principles all the time. Have a read and see how many of these you understand! Top 20 Things Politicians Need to Know About Science
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The Cochrane Collaboration offers a free online course covering the basics of evidence based medicine. I plan on taking it for sure, anyone want to join me for a little accountibility?
Cochrane Online Course on Evidence Based Medicine Read More »
I have been using a sloppy system in One Note to organize all my references. I recently discovered the service Mendeley, and someday……down the road, I will migrate all my citations over there. I love the idea of collaboration and being able to access and add to it from my iPhone or iPad!
Organizing all those references! Read More »