Relevance of the six-week postnatal check
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The postnatal check performed at six weeks should be reassessed in terms of timeliness, content and relevance to each woman's individual circumstances. Since it is the last medical check made following delivery, it is important that any examinations carried out are appropriate to the delivery and postpartum symptoms. The study shows that vaginal and abdominal examinations, blood pressure, smear and urine tests are typical procedures. Women who had elected to have a caesarean operation are given a vaginal examination less frequently than those who have had an emergency operation.
Publication Name: Nursing Times
Subject: Health
ISSN: 0954-7762
Year: 1995
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Regulatory takings: the push for legislative reform
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The Republican majority in the 104th Congress may address some opf the problems with regulatory takings, an event those in the title business should pay close attention to. Bill sin both the Senate and House have been proposed that would increase the likelihood for compensation for landowners affected by both federal and state regulation. These proposed bills and the major cases involving takings are discussed.
Publication Name: Title News
Subject: Insurance
ISSN: 0040-8190
Year: 1995
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Blow-by-blow advice
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Problems with the building and design of roofs are experienced because of very high wind speeds that can be experienced in Britian. The British Standard Code of Practice No 3, Chapter V, Loading: Part 2, 1972 (CP3) is aimed at helping builders design roofs that can resist wind forces. CP3 also enables designers to calculate wind loads and uplift forces.
Publication Name: Building
Subject: Construction and materials industries
ISSN: 0007-3318
Year: 1992
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