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Article: Roane General to End In-patient Obstetrical ...
The State Journal;  June 5, 2009 ;     595 words ... ... Dr. Carroll Christiansen and Susan Cheek, a certified nurse midwife. Christiansen will provide physician coverage at all hours ... 1991, but fell to 98 by 2008. The hospital has offered obstetrical services for the past 40 years, according to the news release ...

Article: VHI Releases Consumer Guide to Obstetrical Services ...
U.S. Newswire;  August 28, 2009 ;     673 words ... ... information on the quality and charges for obstetrical services in Virginia. Virginia hospitals ... a safe and positive experience. Obstetrical Services: A Consumer's Guidecontains information ... Information'snew consumer guide to obstetrical services is exactly the kind of ...

Article: MIDWIFERY, OBSTETRICAL SERVICES AT MARY ...
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  February 8, 1999 ;     592 words ... ... inferred in the article, ``Obstetricians, midwives fight turf war.'' It is indeed possible for midwifery and obstetrical services to coexist. They do at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge. Readers, however, may not realize this because ...

Article: County OKs obstetrical services deal
The Topeka Capital-Journal;  February 9, 1999 ;     700+ words ... ... Monday approved a one-year contract with Consultants in Gynecology, Fertility and Obstetrics in Topeka for obstetrical services for the county health agency. The contract will provide the agency's pregnant patients with better service ...

Article: ASA Says Obstetrical Services Shrinking in Smaller ...
U.S. Newswire;  July 7, 1997 ;     700+ words ... ... Anesthesiologists: Better and more comprehensive care for pregnant women and their babies is available as the number of obstetrical services in small hospitals decline. Joy L. Hawkins, M.D., associate professor of anesthesiology, University of ...

Article: AKMC to Transfer Obstetrical Services.
PR Newswire;  April 24, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... part of the hospital's decision. "These women have a more acute need for immediate access to high-risk obstetrical services. We simply do not provide that level of care," said Schamp. Still another reason for the transition was the ...

Article: Jacksonville, Fla., Mayo Clinic Affiliate Drops ...
The Florida Times-Union (Jacksonville, Florida) (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News);  December 18, 2003 ;     660 words ... ... Jacksonville, a Mayo Clinic affiliate practice at Belfort Road, is eliminating the delivery of babies and other obstetrical services. The practice stopped taking new patients Monday but will see all of its 112 obstetrical patients through delivery ...