Medicine - Midwives and Doctors Must Work Together

Midwife and doctors must cooperate The controversy over the recent parents and the medical world is the use of midwives. Midwives are said to be good choices for personal, compassionate, well educated and competent obstetrics and gynecological care. American nurse - Stacy Stich, a midwifery vocational college says that this includes emotional and support as well as care. The midwife has the ability to help the couple complete the delivery process in a natural and comfortable atmosphere. (1) Some midwives say that education is insufficient to cope with pregnancy complications and may need to be introduced to a doctor.

Semmelweis, a young doctor at the obstetric hospital in Vienna, noticed a significant difference between hospital and medical students and midwifery clinics. The death rate of the new mother next to the doctor is about five times that of the midwife clinic. Semmelweis tried to find out why. Now, at this time, the sign of a good doctor is still a bloody coat and a tool. Today we do not believe it, but the patient who wants to know about the doctor and his tool undergoes multiple operations. However, the midwife thoroughly swept their space as women's areas are expected to be clean. Therefore, for modern people, the cause of doctor infection is now clear.

Since the 18th century, between surgeons and midwives, contradictions have arisen between surgeons and midwives as contemporary science and technology is advocated better than maternal medicine for mothers and babies It was. Because doctors and medical associations are promoting the legal monopoly of obstetric medical care, midwifery is prohibited or strictly regulated in the United States and Canada. In Northern Europe and Russia, the situation is a bit easier. In the Russian Empire of Estonia, in 1811 Christian Friedrich Deutsch began supporting women at Dorpat University (Dorpat). School of production existed during the First World War. It is the predecessor of the Tartu Health Institute. The training lasted seven months and finally a girls student was awarded a certificate of completion. Some people condemn midwives with "incompetence and ignorance", but some believe that untrained surgeons are more dangerous for pregnant women.

Midwives were an important member of their community until the end of the nineteenth century when medicine specialization and the medical community began to promote obstetric medical monopoly. Doctors believe that childbirth is a "pathological" process that requires scientific knowledge and facilities in hospitals - most people are immigrants, but in the south the blacks are often called "grandmothers" in the south. Natural ("physiological") function without education. In 1915, Joseph DeLee in Chicago, who was the most influential OB-GYN at that time, called the midwife "a barbaric relic", "resistance to science and obstetric art", and a doctor in North Carolina. It is thought that black midwife "finger is full of dirt" and "brain full of arrogance and superstition". By the 1950s, the vast majority of women gave birth in hospitals, and doctors visited doctors.