I am feeling just a wee bit chuffed at the moment. i have just created a slide share account and have loaded my Group B Streptococcus presentation onto it. so this is now available on the world wide web. How is that? Hope you are all impressed.
Great Slideshow. I am one of the founders of Groub B Strep International. www.groupbstrepinternational.com. Does NZ have an organization that promotes awareness of GBS? What about literature for the patients. I am interested to explore what efforts are being extended to eductate patients, and other medical professionals about gbs. One thing that I did notice in the presentation was there lacked mention of Intra-uterine GBS disease. Many babies lost due to mis-carriage or stilbirth, contract GBS while in-utero. Please feel free to comment. John MacDonald john_macdonald@comcast.net.
Father of Hannah, stilborn Feb 03,2003 due to sudden onset group b strep sepsis.
Next step.. audio.. have you seen how you can add audio to your slideshare? Its called Slidecast... also, you can embed your slideshare in your blog so that people can view it right in your blog rather than going out to Slideshare. Look to find the embed code to the right of your slides..
I have responded to John, see second comment, by email. He is correct that GBS can, rarely, cause sepsis in utero resulting in stillbirth or miscarriage.This is a tragic situation when it occurs.
Welcome to this discussion about midwifery and midwifery education. Please feel free to leave a comment and contribute or just to peruse the contents of this blog. I took the photo at the top at Mossburn recently. I photographed the scene through my sunglass lens, hence the sepia effect. I hope you enjoy checking out the contents of my blog. Come back soon as I am always changing and updating.
If you wish to comment just hit the word "comments" highlighted at the bottom of the entry you are reading. A new window will open with previous comments at the top and a box for you to leave your comment and type in below. When you have finished typing hit the "publish your comment". button below. It should appear on my blog in a few seconds.
Thanks to all those who feel inspired to leave a comment, I will respond.
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Alright, you show off!! Now add vocals! Sarah
Great Slideshow. I am one of the founders of Groub B Strep International. www.groupbstrepinternational.com. Does NZ have an organization that promotes awareness of GBS? What about literature for the patients. I am interested to explore what efforts are being extended to eductate patients, and other medical professionals about gbs. One thing that I did notice in the presentation was there lacked mention of Intra-uterine GBS disease. Many babies lost due to mis-carriage or stilbirth, contract GBS while in-utero. Please feel free to comment.
John MacDonald
john_macdonald@comcast.net.
Father of Hannah, stilborn Feb 03,2003 due to sudden onset group b strep sepsis.
Next step.. audio.. have you seen how you can add audio to your slideshare? Its called Slidecast... also, you can embed your slideshare in your blog so that people can view it right in your blog rather than going out to Slideshare. Look to find the embed code to the right of your slides..
I have responded to John, see second comment, by email. He is correct that GBS can, rarely, cause sepsis in utero resulting in stillbirth or miscarriage.This is a tragic situation when it occurs.
Ah, you should be chuffed! It is so much fun to read your blog, and then see people from outside your immediate network connecting. I am smiling BIG.
Just imagine... if any midwife realized that she/he can connect, learn, contribute with just a few clicks like you are. WOW!
Way to go!
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