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Perhaps we need a quantitative scoring model of whether a C-section is warranted. Obviously her "score" wasn't sufficiently high until the baby's heart rate act
by OutOfHere 8mo ago
Perhaps we need a quantitative scoring model of whether a C-section is warranted. Obviously her "score" wasn't sufficiently high until the baby's heart rate actually dropped. In other words, a C-section shouldn't have been pushed on her until there was strong evidence, i.e. the low heart rate, and not merely suggestive evidence, to warrant it.
- jacquesm 8mo agoThat quantitative score was there all along, they just took a short-cut through the courts. But you should be able to trust your medical services people to have your interests at heart first and foremost and that's where this went off the rails. This effectively prioritized the baby's health over hers, and that was her call to make, not the hospital.