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Citizens for Midwifery (CfM) offers the following fact sheets:

Advantages of Using the Certified Professional Midwife (CPM) for State Licensure and Certification
ACOG 2008 Press Release on Home Birth- CfM Rebuttal and Talking Points
Henci Goer: Assault on Normal Birth: The OB Disinformation Campaign
CfM Position on the Issue of “Maternal Request” Cesarean Sections: Ill-Advised for Healthy Normal Mothers and Babies
Effects of Hospital Economics on Maternity Care
Midwifery and the Constitution
Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC) - Is it Safe?
Reading Scientific Birth Studies Critically: Washington State Home Birth Study
CPM 2000 Study Summary: Planned Home Births are Safe
How Can the CPM Save Govermental Agencies Money?
Midwives: Essential for Affordable and Effective Maternity Care
Mother-Friendly Childbirth: Highlights of the Evidence
Out-of-Hospital Midwifery Care: Much Lower Rates of Cesarean Sections for Low-Risk Women
Overview of Maternity Care in the US
Safety of Home Birth: Planned Home Birth is Safe for Most Mothers and Babies
Safety of Home Birth: Quotes - Safety in Birth Begins with Midwifery Care
Safety of Home Birth: Quotes - The Safety of Home Birth
Safety of Home Birth: Safety Begins with Midwives
Anyone Can Write to Their Legislator - It's Easy
Communicating With Legislators - A "How-to" Guide
Tips for Writing Letters to the Editor

For more CfM Advocacy Fact Sheets, Book Reviews and other useful information visit: http://cfmidwifery.org/resources/

Coalition for the Improvement of Maternity Services (CIMS)offers the following fact sheets:

The Mother-Friendly Childbirth Initiative       
Having A Baby? Ten Questions To Ask
Breastfeeding is Priceless
The Risks of Cesarean Delivery to Mother and Baby   
Problems and Hazards of Induction in Labor:
Are your Birth Classes Mother-Friendly?
Is Your Doula Practice Mother-Friendly?  
Home Births and the ACNM

Lamaze International offers the following fact sheets:

The Six Care Practices That Support Normal Birth

Labor Begins on It's Own      
Freedom of Movement Throughout Labor
Continuous Labor Support          
No Routine Interventions
Spontaneous Pushing in Upright or Gravity Neutral Positions
No separation of mother and baby after birth with unlimited opportunities for breastfeeding

     
  
 
 
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