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Kirsten Blacker <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 19 Aug 2000 10:06:01 +0800
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Joann,
    I guess it would depend on the surgery, but I can't see why another
family memeber would have to stay in the room with the mother and baby
unless she requested it. After all, mums who have just had C/Sections are
left unsupervisd after the first few hours unless they ask for assistance,
and that is pretty major abdominal surgery!
It would be nice to think the baby could be catered for in terms of diapers
etc, but I suppose at the end of the day money is the problem. The DRG
(Diagnostic Related Group) that the mum comes under and which dictates her $
allowance probably doesn't cater for an infant as well
Kirsten Blacker
RN RM
Perth
Australia

"Does anyone have written policies and procedures for surgical patients who
are 2weeks + post partum who wish to nurse their babies while in the
hospital?  does another family member have to stay in the room when the baby
is with mom?  Do you provide a bassinet and any supplies for the baby
(diapers, etc.)?  If anyone can share anything they have in place, I would
be most appreciative!  thanks, Jo Ann"

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