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From: tale@uunet.uu.net (David C Lawrence)
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sci.med.midwifery is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for creation
by 271:20 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 14 Oct 1995.

Group submission address:  midwifery@gsf.de
Moderator contact address: midwifery-request@gsf.de
        (Bernhard Muenzer, Cheri Van Hoover, Deirdre E.E.A. Joukes,
         Marjorie A. Dacko, Patrick Hublou, Sabrina Cuddy)

For your newsgroups file:
sci.med.midwifery	The practice of obstetrics by midwives. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

sci.med.midwifery will be a moderated discussion group on all aspects
of the practice of obstetrics by midwives. This can include, but is
not limited to case consultation, distribution of new information in
the specialty, discussion of the practice environment and conditions
and on the education and training in diversity of midwives.

The intended participants of this proposed group would be midwives.
All others without commercial aims involved in gentle midwifery
including and not limited to: Birthchild Educators, Labor Supporters,
Childbirth Assistants, Herbalists, Breastfeeding Consultances, Doulas,
and other people with relevant knowledge, skills, questions and
remarks are greatfully welcomed to join.

To make changes to the list of moderators a majority vote of all
moderators is required. Also the participants of Sci.med.midwifery
have to be involved in this proces that is lead by the moderating
team. Sufficient time for discussion within the group must be given
before the change eventually takes effect.

At least half of the team of moderators has to be midwives who reflect
and stand for both great diversity in care provided by midwives and
for great diversity in roads leading to be recognized as a midwife by
the community.

The team of moderators can appoint "associate moderators", who may
help the moderators by reviewing or moderating specific submissions or
specific types of submissions, or "backup moderators" who may step in
if one or more moderators are on leave.

The team of moderators can also appoint "facilitators", who can do
supportive work like maintaining the moderation script, compiling
digests and FAQs, but who are not involved in reviewing or moderating
submissions.

The same rules (required majority vote of the moderators, newsgroup
participation and percentage being midwives) apply for the appointment
or removal of associate or backup moderators and facilitators. All
votes are conducted solely by the full moderators. The total number of
co-operators added to the moderator-team may not exceed 50 p.c. of the
number of moderators.

If there is a general demand, a mailing list may be created probably
using the submission and contact address of the newsgroup. The
moderation software will be used to send approved articles to the
subscribers of the mailing list.

From tale@uunet.uu.net Tue Nov 14 10:55:04 1995
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From: tale@uunet.uu.net (David C Lawrence)
Newsgroups: sci.med.midwifery
Subject: cmsg newgroup sci.med.midwifery moderated
Control: newgroup sci.med.midwifery moderated
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sci.med.midwifery is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for creation
by 271:20 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 14 Oct 1995.

Group submission address:  midwifery@gsf.de
Moderator contact address: midwifery-request@gsf.de
        (Bernhard Muenzer, Cheri Van Hoover, Deirdre E.E.A. Joukes,
         Marjorie A. Dacko, Patrick Hublou, Sabrina Cuddy)

For your newsgroups file:
sci.med.midwifery	The practice of obstetrics by midwives. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

sci.med.midwifery will be a moderated discussion group on all aspects
of the practice of obstetrics by midwives. This can include, but is
not limited to case consultation, distribution of new information in
the specialty, discussion of the practice environment and conditions
and on the education and training in diversity of midwives.

The intended participants of this proposed group would be midwives.
All others without commercial aims involved in gentle midwifery
including and not limited to: Birthchild Educators, Labor Supporters,
Childbirth Assistants, Herbalists, Breastfeeding Consultances, Doulas,
and other people with relevant knowledge, skills, questions and
remarks are greatfully welcomed to join.

To make changes to the list of moderators a majority vote of all
moderators is required. Also the participants of Sci.med.midwifery
have to be involved in this proces that is lead by the moderating
team. Sufficient time for discussion within the group must be given
before the change eventually takes effect.

At least half of the team of moderators has to be midwives who reflect
and stand for both great diversity in care provided by midwives and
for great diversity in roads leading to be recognized as a midwife by
the community.

The team of moderators can appoint "associate moderators", who may
help the moderators by reviewing or moderating specific submissions or
specific types of submissions, or "backup moderators" who may step in
if one or more moderators are on leave.

The team of moderators can also appoint "facilitators", who can do
supportive work like maintaining the moderation script, compiling
digests and FAQs, but who are not involved in reviewing or moderating
submissions.

The same rules (required majority vote of the moderators, newsgroup
participation and percentage being midwives) apply for the appointment
or removal of associate or backup moderators and facilitators. All
votes are conducted solely by the full moderators. The total number of
co-operators added to the moderator-team may not exceed 50 p.c. of the
number of moderators.

If there is a general demand, a mailing list may be created probably
using the submission and contact address of the newsgroup. The
moderation software will be used to send approved articles to the
subscribers of the mailing list.

From tale@uunet.uu.net Thu Dec  7 10:55:03 1995
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From: tale@uunet.uu.net (David C Lawrence)
Newsgroups: sci.med.midwifery
Subject: cmsg newgroup sci.med.midwifery moderated
Control: newgroup sci.med.midwifery moderated
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sci.med.midwifery is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for creation
by 271:20 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 14 Oct 1995.

Group submission address:  midwifery@gsf.de
Moderator contact address: midwifery-request@gsf.de
        (Bernhard Muenzer, Cheri Van Hoover, Deirdre E.E.A. Joukes,
         Marjorie A. Dacko, Patrick Hublou, Sabrina Cuddy)

For your newsgroups file:
sci.med.midwifery	The practice of obstetrics by midwives. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

sci.med.midwifery will be a moderated discussion group on all aspects
of the practice of obstetrics by midwives. This can include, but is
not limited to case consultation, distribution of new information in
the specialty, discussion of the practice environment and conditions
and on the education and training in diversity of midwives.

The intended participants of this proposed group would be midwives.
All others without commercial aims involved in gentle midwifery
including and not limited to: Birthchild Educators, Labor Supporters,
Childbirth Assistants, Herbalists, Breastfeeding Consultances, Doulas,
and other people with relevant knowledge, skills, questions and
remarks are greatfully welcomed to join.

To make changes to the list of moderators a majority vote of all
moderators is required. Also the participants of Sci.med.midwifery
have to be involved in this proces that is lead by the moderating
team. Sufficient time for discussion within the group must be given
before the change eventually takes effect.

At least half of the team of moderators has to be midwives who reflect
and stand for both great diversity in care provided by midwives and
for great diversity in roads leading to be recognized as a midwife by
the community.

The team of moderators can appoint "associate moderators", who may
help the moderators by reviewing or moderating specific submissions or
specific types of submissions, or "backup moderators" who may step in
if one or more moderators are on leave.

The team of moderators can also appoint "facilitators", who can do
supportive work like maintaining the moderation script, compiling
digests and FAQs, but who are not involved in reviewing or moderating
submissions.

The same rules (required majority vote of the moderators, newsgroup
participation and percentage being midwives) apply for the appointment
or removal of associate or backup moderators and facilitators. All
votes are conducted solely by the full moderators. The total number of
co-operators added to the moderator-team may not exceed 50 p.c. of the
number of moderators.

If there is a general demand, a mailing list may be created probably
using the submission and contact address of the newsgroup. The
moderation software will be used to send approved articles to the
subscribers of the mailing list.

From news@granite.ciw.edu Fri Mar 29 18:18:30 1996
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Create sci.med.midwifery locally.

