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DRUG ABUSE BY DOCTORS

DRUG ABUSE BY DOCTORS LISELOTT MUHLEN 43. Jasper, G., op. cit. 44. Ledger, W. J., Complication Association with Invasive Monitoring, Seminars in Perinatology, 1978, 2, 187-194. 45. Baker, R. A., op. cit.; Klapholz, H., Techniques of Foetal Heart Rate Moni- toring, Seminars in Perinatology, 1978, 2, 119-139. 46. Ledger, W. J., op. cit. 47. Ibid. 48. Lumley, J., op. cit. 49. Ledger, W. J., op. cit. 50. Wood, C., op. cit. 51. Parer, J. T., Benefits and Detriments of Foetal Heart Rate Monitoring, Seminars in Perinatology, 1978,2, 113-117. 52. Ledger, W. J., op. cit.; Baker, R. A., op. cit. 53. Parer, J. T., op. cit. 54. Jasper, G., Letter: Active Obstetrics for Convenience, Medical Journal of Australia, 1976, 2, 770. 55. Haverkamp, A. D. et al., The Evaluation of Continuous Foetal Heart Rate Monitoring in High-Risk Pregnancy, American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1976, 125, 310. 56. Baker, R., op. cit.; Wood, C., op. cit. 57. Ibid.; Miller, F. C. et aI., op. cit. 58. Petrie, R. H., op. cit.; Yudkin, P., Problems in Assessing Effects of Induction of Labour on Perinatal Mortality, British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynae­ cology, 1976, 83, 603-607. 59. Baker, R. A., op. cit. 60. Rosenblatt, D. et al., Drugs, Birth and Infant Behaviour, New Scientist, 15 February 1979. 61. Brackbill, Y. et al., Obstetric Premedication and Infant Outcome, American J. Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1 February 1974; Murray, A. D. and Dolby, R. M., Effects of Obstetric Medication on the Newborn, Paper Presented at the Annual Conference of the Australian Psychological Society, Hobart, 1979. Correspondence Dear Madam, There WAS one negative point I made, and it wasn't about doctors, it was about parents and the advisability of teaching them to become drug sleuths against their children-and that point rema:ins. I was wondering about doctol"s and the favourable evidence I found concerning· their drug abuse, for I, to'o , believed we were a group prone to the abuse of drugs. I had hoped a scientist such as J. Kraus would have told me if the recent Australian evidence I commented on was true: I did not want anyone, including J. Kraus, to' write at length quoting the Sydney Morning Herald, a television interview and some very old articles (from 1937, with the majority in the 'late 1960s to early 1970) on the then going,s-on in other parts of the wO'rld. I remain, alas, Your non-infO'rmed servant, BOB WEBB http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Australian Journal of Social Issues Wiley

DRUG ABUSE BY DOCTORS

Webb, Bob
Australian Journal of Social Issues , Volume 15 (3) – Sep 1, 1980
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LISELOTT MUHLEN 43. Jasper, G., op. cit. 44. Ledger, W. J., Complication Association with Invasive Monitoring, Seminars in Perinatology, 1978, 2, 187-194. 45. Baker, R. A., op. cit.; Klapholz, H., Techniques of Foetal Heart Rate Moni- toring, Seminars in Perinatology, 1978, 2, 119-139. 46. Ledger, W. J., op. cit. 47. Ibid. 48. Lumley, J., op. cit. 49. Ledger, W. J., op. cit. 50. Wood, C., op. cit. 51. Parer, J. T., Benefits and Detriments of Foetal Heart Rate Monitoring, Seminars in Perinatology, 1978,2, 113-117. 52. Ledger, W. J., op. cit.; Baker, R. A., op. cit. 53. Parer, J. T., op. cit. 54. Jasper, G., Letter: Active Obstetrics for Convenience, Medical Journal of Australia, 1976, 2, 770. 55. Haverkamp, A. D. et al., The Evaluation of Continuous Foetal Heart Rate Monitoring in High-Risk Pregnancy, American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1976, 125, 310. 56. Baker, R., op. cit.; Wood, C., op. cit. 57. Ibid.; Miller, F. C. et aI., op. cit. 58. Petrie, R. H., op. cit.; Yudkin, P., Problems in Assessing Effects of Induction of Labour on Perinatal Mortality, British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynae­ cology, 1976, 83, 603-607. 59. Baker, R. A., op. cit. 60. Rosenblatt, D. et al., Drugs, Birth and Infant Behaviour, New Scientist, 15 February 1979. 61. Brackbill, Y. et al., Obstetric Premedication and Infant Outcome, American J. Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1 February 1974; Murray, A. D. and Dolby, R. M., Effects of Obstetric Medication on the Newborn, Paper Presented at the Annual Conference of the Australian Psychological Society, Hobart, 1979. Correspondence Dear Madam, There WAS one negative point I made, and it wasn't about doctors, it was about parents and the advisability of teaching them to become drug sleuths against their children-and that point rema:ins. I was wondering about doctol"s and the favourable evidence I found concerning· their drug abuse, for I, to'o , believed we were a group prone to the abuse of drugs. I had hoped a scientist such as J. Kraus would have told me if the recent Australian evidence I commented on was true: I did not want anyone, including J. Kraus, to' write at length quoting the Sydney Morning Herald, a television interview and some very old articles (from 1937, with the majority in the 'late 1960s to early 1970) on the then going,s-on in other parts of the wO'rld. I remain, alas, Your non-infO'rmed servant, BOB WEBB

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