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Premiere Classe Herblay, Herblay
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 83 guestrooms
- Breakfast available
- Air conditioning
- Free newspapers in the lobby
- Limited hour front desk
- Porter/bellhop
- Free WiFi and free parking
For families
- Private bathroom
- Digital TV service
- Premium bedding
- Housekeeping - once per stay
- Free self parking
What's around
- Cergy Pontoise University (7.1 mi / 11.5 km)
- Essec Business School (7.8 mi / 12.5 km)
- Stade de France (12 mi / 19.2 km)
- Galeries Lafayette (13.9 mi / 22.4 km)
- Arc de Triomphe (14.5 mi / 23.3 km)
Premiere Classe Herblay, Herblay
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- This hotel has 83 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time noon-9 PM
- Check-out time is noon
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- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed *
- Up to 10 kg
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
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- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Golfing nearby
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Porter/bellhop
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1993
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
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- Air conditioning
- Premium bedding
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Digital TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Housekeeping - once per stay
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US sales of the 05-07 RMZ450 suffered with the 4 speed. The 5 speed appeals to the American market, which uses 450's for more than MX. I'd be surprised to see a 4 speed.
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God I love that stuff!
You guys know Dungey could DNF or crash and be back outside the top 10, and lose this thing. It ain't over yet!
I hate to say it, but it was most likely a neighbor. Somebody close that knows you have bikes. I live in a remote area, and I have a couple of sketchy neighbors. I have cameras, locks, cables, chains, and cameras on the cameras in case they see one. ... more »
That's what we call "Soft tissue damage". That would be uncomfortable.
Price drop to $5200 OBO. Have not ridden it since listing it.
Roofmc79: All I can say is "WOW!". I'm glad I did mine
Starting an CR500 to RM450 build. Was going to see if I could pick your brain and get a few pointers before I get too far along. Thanks, sick build by-the-way.
Is that a Brittany? I have a rescue Britt. Male, had a broken back. Hand fed him, carried him to pee & poop. He healed up good and has been with us almost 15 years now. Great dog. Super with kids. Hates cats.
Moto_Geek looks legit...
There is some pain that cannot be handled by meds. I have experience in this, 5 surgeries in 6 years. Name says it all. I'm sure the only thing that helps KR is if he can get to sleep. Morphine allowed me to sleep, but it wears off quickly. Too much ... more »
Katoomey, why the personal attack? Does his opinion really bother you that much? Wow. So much for free speach and respecting each other. There is another thread about this very subject. We all should read it, I have. And I'm not trying to insult, or
Not only the arm, but man, his whole body as well as his head, slammed the face of that roller. Hope it's just the arm, and no concussion or internal stuff. He's tough though. Dungey said in the post race that the track had a lot of kickers and ruts. ... more »
The 96 CR250 has the most to work with, since you are going with an older bike. I had a chance to ride a 97 CR125, the last steel framer, and it was quick, and handled decently. Those would be the Hondas of that era that I'd go after.
I've had 2-3 of those each week. Off of Craigslist ads, of course. Same basic story, different numbers. I've started doing what other poster's suggested. I'm messing with them! They finally wander
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Rick Howcroft Dip Hyp CS E.F.T. Practitioner.
I enjoy working in many different areas of Hypnotherapy,and use E.F.T.to enhance my clients use of self deep relaxation techniques,that I teach every client that I work with.I work with Mindfulness techniques also,with great success.
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My aim is to tailor your therapy, enabling you to overcome your current difficulties so that you can get on with enjoying your life...free from fear, anxiety, phobias, addiction or whatever it is that is holding you back right now
Jennie Stanton Qualified NHS Nurse and Registered GHR Hypnotherapist
As an experienced Nurse and a Clinical Hypnotherapist I'm uniquely qualified, to help clients with successful weight loss, anxiety, stress, phobia,& emotional trauma, in a caring environment
Suzanne Davison HEA Dip Hyp. NLP Prac. GQHP. Reg. GHR Reg
Helping children and adults overcome stress, anxiety, phobias, low confidence, panic attacks, weight issues, pain and bereavement. In Chelmsford Essex I offer hypnotherapy and life coaching.
Lorna Damiani
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Expert help. Senior trainer of hypnotherapy offers one to one appointments
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Sometimes this may feel like a difficult first step, and one that may have taken many days, weeks or months to reach, but we hope that this, for you, will be a great first step enabling whatever resolution it is you seek.
Joanna Hope Dip.Hyp CS, Dip.PC, Ad Dip.PC, MHS, MNCS (Accred), O.A Dip (CB)
Welcome. My name is Joanna. I pride myself on giving the best possible care to my clients with a completely personalised hypnotherapy / counselling session for each client. I aim to return all enquiries as fast as possible. I also offer home visits.
Jenny Hartill
Hypnotherapy changes lives, I am passionate about helping clients improve their lives forever by using hypnotic suggestion therapy, hypnoanalysis and/or relaxation. I have dedicated my life to helping others enhance theirs!!
Nicola Beattie BA (Hons). HEA Dip Hyp. NLP Prac. GQHP. Reg. GHR Reg.
Mind Reprogramming using Hypnotherapy, Psychotherapy, CBT, NLP, EFT & EMDR.How It Works: I am a Senior Hypnotherapist and have been in full time practice for over for 7 years. More recently, I have moved into the areas of writing and teaching...
Janet Hamilton Dip.Hyp CS; Ad.Prof. Dip.CP; Registered MBACP
Hello, I am Janet and I am a fully qualified Hypnotherapist. Working from a private and confidential environment, I am experienced in loss, depression, relationship issues, anxiety, low self esteem, bereavement, and many other life events.
Elizabeth Rose Dip HYP CS Advanced Dip CP EFT (Steppingstones Therapies)
Hello, thank you for looking at my profile. I am a qualified hypnotherapist, counsellor and nurse with over 20 years experience in the medical profession. I provide affordable hypnotherapy to help you deal and overcome whatever your issue may be and...
Shona Handling Dip(hyp)MHS. Rosebay Hypnotherapy
Have you ever wondered about hypnotherapy for yourself or a loved one? I am a trained hypnotherapist. Allow me to answer any questions you may have and explain the process and benefits before you decide if you want to go ahead,
Nadia Wyatt MBACP CNHC FinstLM EMDR
MBACP Counsellor, EMDR Therapist, Life Coach & CNHC Hypnotherapist based Billericay offering free initial consultation, specialising in Depression & Anxiety. Also clinic in Marbella Spain. Adults, Adolescents and Children (& Children with Autism)
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Hypnotherapy and EFT help with anxiety, addictions, weight loss, hypno gastric band, quit smoking, depression, emotional and sexual problems and much more. Book for a free no obligation initial consultation.
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I provide hypnotherapy, psychotherapy and counselling dealing with many issues including weight loss, relationships, anxiety, depression, abuse, phobias, stopping smoking, self esteem. I am non-judgemental, empathetic and very reasonable in price.
Stuart Thompson Colchester GQHyp, NLPMaster - Anxiety and Addictions Specialist
Hi I have been a Therapist for 15 years and I specialise in working with people who are struggling to overcome anxiety, phobias or addictions. I offer a discreet service which aims to support you to achieve massive changes quickly.
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As an experienced Hypnotherapist, I have been able to draw on my own life experiences and that has enabled me to give a real empathic, sensitive and compassionate approach to my clients and their individual needs. I know personally that with a bit...
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Lynn Mullane a clinical hypnotherapist in Hullbridge and surrounding areas including Chelmsford and Westcliff.
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Friendly and professionally qualified hypnotherapist and psychotherapist, in Basildon, Essex. Spacious & relaxing private therapy room. FREE consultation. Discounts for NHS & Emergency Service Workers. Disabled access. Free parking. Call today :-)
Joan Kent BA(hons) BSCMEH GHR GHSC
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Late preterm birth (LPTB) accounts for most preterm births and has been increasing, associated with increases in cesarean sections and inductions at this gestational age.
A self-administered survey, consisting of questions about opinions, knowledge, and practices regarding LPTB, was mailed to 1232 American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) Fellows and Junior Fellows in Practice in May–July 2010.
Surveys were returned by 520 practicing obstetricians. Two thirds of respondents correctly defined LPTB (34–36 weeks completed gestation). Most responding physicians (87%) were aware of the evidence regarding morbidity and mortality of infants born at 34–36 weeks; 81% considered such evidence sufficient to make a clinical judgment. Although 84% were concerned about long-term health problems in these infants, many disagreed that LPTB infants were at increased risk of long-term neurodevelopmental outcomes. Most agreed that the increase in LPTB in the United States is due to increasing rates and complications of multifetal pregnancies and maternal disorders. Almost all responding physicians agreed that certain clinical indications (e.g., severe preeclampsia, placental abruption, premature rupture of the membranes [PROM]) were appropriate reasons for early delivery, and most disagreed with delivering late preterm infants for logistical reasons or convenience. Half of responding physicians reported that concerns about malpractice risks contribute to their decision to induce labor or perform a cesarean section at 34–36 weeks.
Many obstetricians underestimate long-term neurodevelopmental outcomes among infants born late preterm and may have a lower threshold to deliver some infants late preterm for indications that are not evidence based. Additional educational efforts regarding LPTB are needed.
Among live births in the United States, the proportion born preterm has steadily increased, reaching an all time high of 12.8% in 2006 before slightly declining to 11.99% in 2010.1 More than two thirds of infant deaths in the United States occur in preterm infants, with almost 10% of infant deaths occurring among infants born late preterm (34–36 weeks gestation).2 Infant mortality rates in the United States vary dramatically with gestational age, from approximately 178/1000 live births in very preterm infants (<32 weeks gestation) to 16/1000 at 32–33 weeks, 7.4/1000 at 34–36 weeks, and 3/1000 at 37–38 weeks, with the minimum mortality of about 2/1000 live births occurring in infants born at 39–41 weeks gestation.1 Given these data, it is a disturbing trend that the proportion of births at 39–41 weeks of gestation has declined over the last two decades while the proportion of infants born between 34 and 38 weeks gestation has increased.
The increase in preterm births is mainly driven by the increase in late preterm births (LPTB) at 34–36 weeks gestational age, which rose to 9.1% in 2006, accounting for more than 70% of all preterm births in the United States.3 The subsequent small declines in 2007 and 2008 were caused by declines in LPTB. It is unclear whether the change in the rate of LPTB derives from changes in the incidence of spontaneous, indicated, or elective preterm births. However, the proportion of LPTB that were induced has more than doubled from 1990 to 2006, and there has been a marked increase in cesarean section deliveries as well.4,5 Moreover, whereas the cesarean section rate has increased among all gestational ages, the increase in LPTB can be explained by an excess of cesarean sections in this group.4 There is also evidence suggesting that some late preterm deliveries occur for soft or nonmedically indicated reasons and are potentially avoidable6,7; they may unnecessarily expose women and infants to the potential morbidity and risk of mortality associated with cesarean delivery8–10 and LPTB.3,11
Little is known about physician perceptions about the underlying reasons for the increases seen in LPTB over the last decade or what their knowledge and practices are regarding this issue. In addition, it is unclear what factors contribute to a provider's decision to deliver an infant preterm and what role growing concerns about medical liability may play in those decisions. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) published in 2008 (and reaffirmed in 2010) a Committee Opinion regarding late preterm birth.12 In this study, we surveyed Fellows and Junior Fellows in Practice of ACOG to assess their knowledge about LPTB and consequences of delivery of late preterm infants and to determine current attitudes and clinical practices regarding indications to deliver preterm.
Data were collected through a self-administered mail survey, mailed in May 2010 to 1232 ACOG Fellows and Junior Fellows in Practice, with two additional mailings in July and August 2010 to recipients who had not yet responded. Six hundred were members of the ACOG Collaborative Ambulatory Research Network (CARN), and 632 were not members of CARN. Network members are ACOG Fellows or Junior Fellows in Practice who have volunteered to participate in ACOG Research Department surveys and are typically sent four or five surveys per year. The ACOG Research Department maintains CARN membership on an ongoing basis, with the goal of constituting a national group of practicing obstetrician-gynecologists reflective of practicing ACOG members as a whole.13,14
The survey consisted of 35 questions and addressed topics including the demographic characteristics of the respondents; the characteristics of their primary practice site and patients; their knowledge, opinions, and practices regarding LPTB; and gestational age assessment opinions and practices. Responses to questions about knowledge, opinions, and practice were on a Likert scale (e.g., strongly agree, agree, neutral, disagree, and strongly disagree; or always, most of the time, sometimes, rarely, and never). Other questions allowed for open-ended responses to be entered by the respondent (e.g., percent of preterm births in their practice). Eligible clinicians were those currently in practice and who practiced obstetrics. Recipients were asked at the beginning of the survey to return the survey blank if they did not see obstetric patients. A cover letter outlined the purpose and benefits of the study and informed participants that their responses were anonymous and confidential. Response to the survey served as informed consent. This research was deemed to be exempt from review by the Institutional Review Board of Georgetown University as research involving the use of educational tests, survey procedures, interview procedures, or observation of public behavior.
Surveys received by November 20, 2010, were included in the analysis. Data were analyzed using a personal computer-based version of SPSS 16.0 (SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL). We computed descriptive statistics for the measures used in secondary analyses. Chi-square tests were used to assess the relationships between categorical parameters. A two-tailed probability of <0.05 was considered statistically significant.
Of the 1232 surveys mailed, there were 695 respondents and 537 clinicians who refused or did not respond, resulting in an overall response rate of 56% (CARN 66%, non-CARN 47%). Of those who responded, 175 were not currently practicing obstetrics, leaving 520 surveys eligible for analysis (313 of 396 from CARN members and 207 of 299 from physicians outside the network), for an estimated response rate from eligible recipients of 49% (520 of 1057), assuming all recipients who did not deliver babies returned a blank survey. Twenty-four of these 520 surveys (13 CARN and 11 non-CARN) were returned incomplete and were analyzed only for the questions that were completed. Respondents did not differ significantly from nonrespondents in terms of age or gender.
There were only two demographic differences between CARN and non-CARN physicians: CARN members were slightly but significantly older and were also more likely to practice in a multispecialty group (Table 1). There were no significant differences in responses between CARN and non-CARN physicians to any other question on the survey. The majority of respondents reported practicing general obstetrics and gynecology as their primary specialty, followed by maternal fetal medicine (MFM) specialists, with few practicing obstetrics only. Most respondents practiced in a single-specialty obstetrician-gynecologist partnership or group practice, followed by solo and university practice. Men accounted for 52% of returned surveys. The mean number of years in practice was 18, with the majority of respondents practicing >10 years. Respondents estimated that about 58% of their patients were white, 18% were Hispanic, and 16% were African American on average, and about a third (32%) of their patients received Medicaid for their health coverage. About 1 in 3 respondents (31%) considered their patient population to be at higher than average risk for preterm birth, with an estimated mean rate of preterm labor in those practices of 16% vs. 9% and 6% for practices with average or lower than average estimated risk, respectively (p<0.001). Physicians who reported their patient population was at higher risk for preterm birth also reported significantly higher rates in their patients of a number of risk factors for preterm birth, as well as higher proportions of African American and Hispanic patients and patients eligible for Medicaid (Table 2).
A majority of responding physicians reported having read carefully the ACOG Committee Opinion regarding LPTB (19%) or having at least skimmed it (40%). Only 45.2% of respondents correctly defined LPTB as birth between 34 and 36 completed weeks gestation, with another 14.6% answering 34–37 weeks gestation. The other most common responses were 35–37 weeks gestation (6.0%), 32–36 weeks gestation (5.0%), 32–37 weeks gestation (1.5%), and 34–38 weeks (1.3%). Those physicians who had read the Committee Opinion carefully were more likely to define LPTB as either 34–36 or 34–37 weeks gestation (71.0% vs. 62.9% who had skimmed the Committee Opinion and 55.4% who had not read the Committee Opinion, p=0.030). Most responding physicians (87%) answered that they were aware of the evidence about morbidity and mortality of infants born at 34–36 weeks completed gestation (100% of those who had read the Committee Opinion vs. 73% of those who had not, p<0.001). Virtually all respondents were convinced (74%) or somewhat convinced (21%) by the evidence regarding morbidity and mortality of late preterm infants, and most (81%) considered the evidence sufficient to make a clinical judgment. Again, those physicians who had read the Committee Opinion were more likely to be convinced (p=0.024) and to consider the evidence sufficient to make a clinical judgment (p<0.001).
Most respondents agreed (53%) or strongly agreed (23%) that LPTB is a public health problem. Respondents who estimated their patient population to be at above average risk for preterm birth were more likely to agree or strongly agree that LPTB is a public health problem (84%, p<0.001). Those physicians were also more likely to report an increase in LPTB in their practice (55% vs. 42% and 35% for average and lower than average risk patient populations, respectively, p<0.001). Most (72%) also agreed that late preterm infants comprise the majority of U.S. preterm births. Almost all respondents agreed that late preterm infants have increased risk of neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) admission and hospital readmission after birth (96%) compared with term infants. Most respondents believed that the increase in LPTB in the United States is due to complications of multifetal pregnancy (92%), increasing rates of multifetal pregnancy (88%), and increased maternal disorders (81%).
When asked about potential poor outcomes for infants born late preterm, the overwhelming majority of respondents agreed or strongly agreed that infants born late preterm are at increased risk of short-term poor outcomes, such as respiratory distress (96%), thermal instability (95%), hyperbilirubinemia (95%), feeding problems (94%), hypoglycemia (91%), and apnea (84%). More respondents were either neutral or disagreed about the risk of long-term outcomes, such as learning disabilities, behavioral problems at school age, cerebral palsy, long-term disability, ADHD, and mental retardation (Table 3). Women were more likely to agree that LTPB increased risk for learning disabilities, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and cerebral palsy (p<0.01), and all respondents who reported they were convinced by the evidence for increased risk of morbidity and mortality due to LPTB were more likely to agree that LTPB increases the risk for all these conditions (p<0.01). Respondents were more likely to respond that they were convinced by the evidence if they were female (80.6% vs. 68.3%, p=0.012) or if they had read the Committee Opinion carefully (87.1% vs. 72.2% who had skimmed the Committee Opinion and 69.3% who had not read it, p=0.029). These effects appeared to be independent, as there was no sex difference in the likelihood a respondent reported reading the Committee Opinion carefully. When asked separately how concerned they were about mortality and morbidity for late preterm infants, most respondents were concerned about neonatal (73%) and infant (71%) mortality and long-term health problems (84%) in babies born at 34–36 weeks completed gestation. There was no difference between men and women; physicians who had read the Committee Opinion carefully were significantly more likely to be very concerned about these outcomes for infants born late preterm (30.7% vs. 21.3%, p=0.017; 34.1% vs. 18.6%, p=0.002; and 40.9% vs. 26.9%, p=0.003, respectively).
Almost all responding physicians disagreed or strongly disagreed with logistical reasons or convenience as being appropriate for a delivery at <37 weeks completed gestation, including scheduling considerations (97%), patient preference (95.0%), and patients living a great distance from the hospital (87%). Most (>80%) physicians agreed that certain clinical indications (e.g., severe preeclampsia) are valid reasons for a delivery at <37 weeks (Table 4). Sizable proportions of the responding physicians also agreed that maternal renal disease, poorly controlled diabetes, oligohydramnios with otherwise normal antenatal testing, multifetal pregnancy, mild preeclampsia, and intrauterine growth retardation (IUGR) with otherwise normal antenatal testing were appropriate clinical indications for early delivery (Table 4). These responses did not differ by physician demographics or by the physicians' opinion of their patient population's preterm birth risk.
When asked if they offer tocolysis to patients in preterm labor at 34–36 weeks gestation, 60% reported that they would (17% always, 24% most of the time, 19% sometime, 24% rarely). Less respondents reported that they offer steroids for fetal lung maturation to patients who are at risk of delivery at 34–36 completed weeks of gestation (7% always, 10% most of the time, 11% sometimes, 30% rarely). Most responding physicians reported that they assess fetal lung maturity before induction or delivery for patients with planned, nonemergent delivery prior to 39 weeks gestation (35% always, 23% most of the time, 14% sometimes, 20% rarely).
Half of the responding physicians reported that concerns about malpractice risks contribute to their decision to induce labor or perform a cesarean section at 34–36 weeks completed gestation (35.0% somewhat important, 15% very important). Over two thirds (69%) reported they have had a patient request to be induced or have a cesarean section before 37 weeks when not medically indicated; however, almost none (3 %) reported that they complied with such a request. The most commonly cited reason for such a patient request was discomfort or fatigue (66%).
Only about a third of respondents (37%) believed that inaccurate gestational age assessment contributes to the increase in LPTB. When asked what methods are routinely used in their practice to assess gestational age, most responding physicians reported that they perform a first trimester ultrasound for gestational age assessment (75%), and slightly more (84%) reported performing a second trimester ultrasound for gestational age assessment. Most respondents chose first trimester ultrasound measurement of crown-rump length as both the most reliable measure of gestational age (85%) and the most useful in their practice (76%). About half of the respondents (48%) reported that an insurance company had denied reimbursement for a first trimester ultrasound for gestational age assessment, and 35% reported that an insurance company had denied reimbursement for a second trimester ultrasound for gestational age assessment. Just over half the respondents (52%) reported that performing a first trimester ultrasound affected reimbursement for a second trimester ultrasound.
Preterm births cause significant societal burdens in both immediate healthcare costs and long-term health burdens of individuals born preterm. Reducing the incidence of preterm births requires efforts both to reduce risk factors associated with spontaneous preterm labor and to reduce the incidence of potentially avoidable late preterm inductions and cesarean deliveries. The purpose of this study was to understand more about physician knowledge, opinions, and practices that may play a role in how pregnancies during the late preterm period are managed. There were several key findings from this survey. The most concerning finding is that less than half of respondents were able to correctly define what gestational ages comprise the late preterm gestational period; if half of respondents do not know how this problem is defined, they may be managing pregnancies at this gestational age inappropriately.
Most responding physicians were aware that the incidence of LPTB has been increasing, and most respondents agreed that LPTB is a public health problem. It is interesting to note that respondents who estimated their population to be at higher risk of preterm birth were more likely to agree that LPTB is a public health problem. Most respondents believed that increases in LPTB rates are due in part to complications of and increases in multifetal pregnancies and increases in maternal disorders. This is consistent with what has been reported in the literature about indications for LPTB. Whereas spontaneous vaginal preterm deliveries have declined, inductions and cesarean deliveries for various maternal and obstetric complications account for the majority of LPTB,4 and there is evidence suggesting that most nonspontaneous LPTB are due to medically indicated deliveries.6,7,15
An overwhelming majority of respondents reported they would not deliver a late preterm infant solely upon patient request; however, there were many medical and obstetric indications for delivery that respondents agreed would be acceptable reasons to deliver an infant late preterm. Severe preeclampsia, placenta abruption, placenta previa with bleeding or other hemorrhage, and fetal compromise were all clinical indications that ≥90% of the respondents considered appropriate reasons for early delivery, which is in line with ACOG recommendations.16 There were only two clinical indications (mild preeclampsia and IUGR with otherwise normal antenatal testing) that a majority of physicians did not consider to be appropriate reasons for early delivery. Neither of these conditions is considered an appropriate indication for induction prior to 37 weeks17; however, about 1 in 4 respondents considered them to be appropriate reasons for early delivery. Although our study is based on self-report, there are several cohort studies in the literature that confirm our findings that some obstetricians will deliver late preterm infants for nonevidence-based reasons15 and that some LPTB may be potentially avoidable.18
Although most respondents were concerned about neonatal and infant mortality in LPTB infants, more reported being concerned about neonatal morbidity. Most respondents agreed that in addition to many poor short-term outcomes, LPTB infants are at increased risk of developmental delays and long-term health problems. However, less than half of respondents agreed that these infants are at increased risk of poor long-term neurodevelopmental outcomes. Recent evidence has indicated that LPTB infants are at increased risk of higher healthcare needs in the first year,19 stunted growth in the first 2 years of life,20 cerebral palsy,21,22 and developmental delays22 that are associated with behavioral and educational problems in early school age.23 The fetal brain undergoes rapid growth and development in the last few weeks of gestation, undoubtedly influenced by signaling from placenta and from the mother through the placenta. The premature severing of this maternal-placental-fetal connection may have consequences for brain development.24 The long-term burdens experienced by LPTB babies may be greater than many obstetrician-gynecologists realize.
There are several limitations to this study. The results were not validated by a review of medical records or other clinical data; therefore, we cannot confirm if reported practice reflects actual practice. The response rate to this survey (56%) is not high enough to exclude the possibility of nonresponse bias, although respondents did not differ significantly from nonrespondents in age or gender, and the response rate for this survey is consistent with response rates for previous ACOG surveys. Other studies show that nonresponse bias tends to be less problematic among physicians than among other groups.25 Selection bias as a result of the use of the ACOG CARN for part of the sample does not appear relevant, as the responses from members of CARN were not significantly different than those from non-CARN respondents. This result is consistent with many previous studies with both CARN and non-CARN ACOG Fellows, which generally found few if any differences in demographic characteristics or responses to questions.14
Late preterm infants have often been thought of as comparable to term infants with respect to risks for poor birth outcomes, but the evidence is clear that late preterm infants are at increased risk for both short-term and long-term morbidity and neonatal mortality. Understanding physician perceptions about LPTB is essential for targeting knowledge gaps that may lead to unnecessary interventions. In this study, we found that respondents underestimated the impact of LPTB on long-term neurodevelopmental outcomes, and at least a quarter of respondents also appeared to have a low threshold for delivering an infant late preterm when faced with maternal or fetal conditions that may not warrant delivery.
Further research to better understand what factors contribute to a provider's decision to deliver an infant late preterm would help in the development of interventions to prevent LPTB that occur for soft or nonmedically indicated reasons. Evidence-based guidance for obstetrician-gynecologists regarding early delivery, especially for such indications as maternal diabetes, oligohydramnios, mild preeclampsia, and IUGR, also appears to be needed.
This study was funded by the U.S. Federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC); the Collaborative Ambulatory Research Network is supported by grant R60 MC 05674 from the Maternal and Child Health Bureau (Title V, Social Security Act), Health Resources and Services Administration, Department of Health and Human Services. We thank Dr. William Callaghan for his contributions to survey design and analysis. The findings and conclusions in this report are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official position of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The authors have no conflicts of interest to report.
PubMed Central Canada is a service of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) working in partnership with the National Research Council's national science library in cooperation with the National Center for Biotechnology Information at the U.S. National Library of Medicine(NCBI/NLM). It includes content provided to the PubMed Central International archive by participating publishers.


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All of these are taken from the TV Tropes website.
Story TropesEdit
- An Aesop: Each route has one, though none of them are blatantly spelled out for the player. Each route's moral is roughly as follows:
- Utako: Others may not see things the same way you do, so learn to understand their point of view.
- Aya: If you force things on people and have everything your way, they may not want to be around you.
- Shizuka: Not everything is criticism, so don't let every little thing get to you.
- Hinata: It's okay to want to fix a problem, so don't reject help when it comes your way.
- Mai: It's okay to try something new, but you don't have to change yourself to get others to like you.
- Beige Prose/Brevity is Wit : The overall writing style and tone of the game is very to-the-point and doesn't delve into the details too often; it simply just tells the player what's happening and why it's happening.
- Everything's Better with Princesses: It's just your typical dating sim...with princesses!
- However, it's deconstructed a few times throughout the game, as every single route hints at the message of "being a princess doesn't mean everything will always go right for you". Utako's route in particular stands out as being a huge deconstruction of this, showing how being a princess isn't really as great as it seems.
- Japanese Pronouns: Although the game lacks an official Japanese translation, Emily has made a list of each character's preferred pronoun:
- Utako and Naoko use atashi, as they tend to be more casual/informal and tomboyish.
- Aya and Kimiko use watakushi, as they are both extremely formal and old-fashioned.
- Ryouta, Daichi, and Takahiro all use boku, a standard pronoun for boys their age, showing that they are not overtly formal, but do not want to come off as rude.
- Shizuka, Hinata, Mai, and Chibana all use watashi, the standard pronoun that can be used by females in both casual and formal settings (though males generally only use it in formal settings).
- Leitmotif: The princesses and queen each have one, and there are certain locations that have their own theme music as well.
- Utako's is the most upbeat of the songs with a lot of acoustic guitar, showing her energetic and more down-to-earth nature.
- Aya's is a violin and piano duet, showing her more tradionalist mindset and emphasis on behaving properly.
- Shizuka's is a quiet, thoughtful, almost melancholy melody, displaying her shyness and quiet nature.
- Hinata has a very melodic theme with a lot of piano and acoustic guitar. Hers is also the most complex song, fitting her complex personality.
- Mai's theme flows smoothly, fitting with her dancing talent. It features acoustic guitar and flute, making it more "airy" than the other songs.
- Minimalism: The plots don't involve any sort of dire situation or crisis; at its core, the game is simply about a young boy who falls in love with a girl and helps her solve her problems.
- Shout-Out: Contains several.
- In Utako's route, there's a party with guards getting drunk and one giving Takahiro a rant about feminism, a nod to Katawa Shoujo.
- Chibana's repeated incidents involving birds and guys crashing through windows is a shout out to Hatoful Boyfriend.
- What Could Have Been:
- For starters, the game was originally not set in Japan, and all of the characters had different names. Utako was Emily, Aya was Elizabeth (but went by Liz), Shizuka was Julia, Hinata was Kiara, Mai was Desiree, Ryouta was Brian, Daichi was Alex, Chibana was Sarah, and Naoko was Corinne. The files for their sprites are still marked with the original names.
- The King wasn't going to even be mentioned at first, but he was later added in as backstory.
- A lot of the original endings were different before the summer 2016 rewrites.
- Utako's good end originally involved convincing her to run away, and she and Takahiro end up living together in a tiny house. This was changed because Emily didn't want to give the message that running away will solve your problems.
- Shizuka's good end was originally Shizuka and Takahiro talking about how you just have to accept criticism because it's going to happen to everyone. This was changed because Emily felt it was too preachy and too short.
- Write Who You Know : Pretty must every character in the game is based off or inspired by someone Emily knows. The protagonist is one of the few exceptions (but even then...)
Character TropesEdit
The Protagonist (Takahiro)Edit
- Appeal to Worse Problems: In Utako's bad end, quoted below. This leads to her "The Reason You Suck" Speech.
- Takahiro: "When you think about it, Utako-chan, your life isn't all that difficult. I mean, there are a lot of kids out there suffering with way worse problems than yours. You live in a giant castle, never have to worry about money, have people to cater to you, protect you. Your life's pretty good. A restrictive mother isn't that big of a problem."
- Cloudcuckoolander's Minder: To Ryouta, if Daichi isn't around.
- Freudian Trio: The Ego to Daichi's Superego and Ryouta's Id.
- Hello, Insert Name Here/I Have Many Names: Since the game allows the player to choose their own name, both of these can result.
- Nice Guy: Generally comes off as this.
- Nice, Mean, and In-Between: He's the nice to Ryouta (mean) and Daichi (in-between): he generally tries to do the right thing and is very patient and kind, willing to deal with the girls' problems.
- Understanding Boyfriend : Tries to be this to whichever girl he's with. For the most part, he succeeds.
- What The Hell, Hero?: Takahiro is generally a nice guy, but when he screws up, the other characters WILL let him know.
The Nishihime Family (as a whole)Edit
- Beauty, Brains, and Brawn: Aya and Hinata (beauty), Shizuka and Kimiko (brains), Utako and Mai (brawn).
- Four Temperament Ensemble: Among the sisters:
- Mai is sanguine (cheerful and compassionate, but can be scatterbrained and emotionally unstable).
- Aya is choleric (takes charge and gets things done, but can be bossy and domineering).
- Hinata is melancholic (artistic and perfectionistic, but can be moody and too self-critical).
- Shizuka is phlegmatic (docile and thoughtful, but can be shy and overly submissive).
- Utako is eclectic (displays traits of all four temperaments, making her fairly balanced).
- Freudian Trio:
- Id: Utako (follows her heart, doesn't listen to authority), and Mai (impulsive and follows her heart as well).
- Superego: Aya (wants to do what's expected of her), and Kimiko (makes the rules, keeps everyone in line).
- Ego: Shizuka and Hinata (the most balanced ones).
- Boyish Short Hair: Has the shortest hair of all the princesses; she's the only one whose hair doesn't even reach her shoulders.
- Daddy's Girl: She says in her route that she feels her father was the only one that let her be free to do what he wants, and makes it clear that she misses him deeply. It's also implied that she was his favorite.
- First Girl Wins: If you focus on her route.
- Four-Temperament Ensemble: Eclectic: she shows traits of all four temperaments and doesn't completely fit into a single one.
- I Just Want to Be Normal: She is sick of the royal life, and desires to go live a normal teenage life with her father.
- "The Reason You Suck" Speech: Gives Takahiro a particularly scathing one in her bad end, quoted below.
- Utako: "Is that really what you think? Then clearly you don't understand me at all. You think I have it easy because I was born into a life of luxury? A life that, frankly, I don't really care about? I didn't choose my life, Takahiro! I was born into it! My problems aren't material or financial! They're emotional! Psychological! On the inside! You think I want to be in a family that's constantly treating me like I'm not good enough? Like I'm just nothing but a screw-up? No! You just think I'm some pampered little princess with no real problems or struggles!"
- Takahiro: "That's not what I--"
- Utako: "Yeah. It is what you meant. I really thought you understood, Takahiro. But I guess I was wrong about you."
- Rebellious Princess : Becomes increasingly more apparent as the story goes on.
- Sibling Rivalry: With Aya.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: The tomboy to Aya's girly girl.
- Tomboy with a Girly Streak : She can be seen as this, as she doesn't seem to have a problem wiith wearing a dress all the time and isn't enough of a tomboy to completely disassociate with girly things.
- The Unfavorite: Pretty much confirmed to be the Queen's view of her.
- Don't You Dare Pity Me!: When she discovers that everyone's avoiding her.
- The Fashionista: Her talent in clothing design and sewing pretty much cements her as this among her sisters.
- Four-Temperament Ensemble: Choleric: she's the most anger-prone and tends to be very bossy and domineering.
- Hair-Trigger Temper: Her main problem that she must overcome.
- Middle Child Syndrome: Averted. Aya is right in the middle of her sisters in terms of age (she's younger than Shizuka/Hinata but older than Mai/Utako), but she is easily the Queen's favorite child.
- Princesses Prefer Pink: It's the color of her dress, and most of the things she sews in-game are pink.
- Rapunzel Hair: Easily has the longest hair of all her sisters, reaching down to her butt.
- Sibling Rivalry: With Utako
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: The girly girl to Utako's tomboy.
- Four-Temperament Ensemble: Phlegmatic: she's shy and quiet, but very patient and easygoing for the most part.
- Fragile Flower: The closest example of this in the game.
- The Quiet One: She really only talks to Utako, Mai, Takahiro (if on her route), and apparently Daichi (never really shown)
- Shrinking Violet: So, so much.
- The Southpaw: She is the only left-handed princess.
- Adaptation Dye-Job: She was a brunette in the play, and was originally intended to stay one, but Emily accidentally gave her original sprite dark red hair instead. The VN's actual sprite artist, Viki, kept the color intact.
- Four-Temperament Ensemble: Melancholic: she's artistic and perfectionistic but tends to be very critical of her own mistakes.
- Sanity Slippage: Slowly undergoes one over the course of her route, but in her bad end, she seems to have completely gone off the deep end.
- Buffy Speak: Happens a few times in her route
- Four-Temperament Ensemble: Sanguine: cheerful and compassionate, but isn't very emotionally stable.
- Graceful Ladies Like Purple: She's a graceful dancer who wears purple....she is this trope.
- Hair-Trigger Temper: Not as prominent as Aya's, but she has her moments.
- I Just Want to Be Special: She believes that she isn't as interesting as her sisters and makes it her goal to stand out more.
- Last Girl Wins : If you focus on her route.
The QueenEdit
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: How Utako apparently sees her, but it's ultimately somewhat averted, since it doesn't really come out in any route except Utako's.
- The High Queen: This one's kind of a given.
- Cloudcuckoolander: Tends to come off this way somtimes.
- Freudian Trio: The Id to Daichi's Superego and Takahiro's Ego.
- Keet : He has his moments.
- Nice, Mean, and In-Between: The mean to Takahiro (nice) and Daichi (in-between), though it's really only in comparison to the two of them. He did trip Shizuka for fun once, and is often the most tactless of the trio.
- Cloudcuckoolander's Minder: To Ryouta.
- Freudian Trio: The Superego to Takahiro's Ego and Ryouta's Id.
- Nice, Mean, and In-Between: The in-between to Takahiro (nice) and Ryouta (mean). He has a more aloof demeanor than Takahiro but takes things more seriously than Ryouta.
- Tall, Dark, and Snarky: Yes, yes, and yes.
- Weirdness Magnet: Ramdom people jumping off the castle roof? Jumping through windows? Destroying the laundry? Chances are that 90% of the time Chibana is the one that'll be dealing with it.
- Wise Beyond Their Years: Despite being the youngest person in the castle, she has a surprising amount of maturity and is capable of understanding things that she shouldn't be able to understand.
- Nightmare Fetishist: She's very intrigued by gore and death, probably more so than she should be, and freely jokes about both.


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I would love to have gotten a Lego "I love You" I think it is frame able. Frank got me roses too...:)
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TOKYO -- Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida is set to finalize a broad agreement on a free trade deal with the European Union this week, before its expected official announcement, Tokyo said Tuesday.
"It is extremely important to reach a broad agreement early and raise the flag of free trade amid protectionist moves seen worldwide," Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told a cabinet meeting, according to Jiji Press.
Kishida is scheduled to hold talks on Wednesday with EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom, who was in Tokyo over the weekend for two days of talks on the proposed trade pact.
Abe is then expected to join EU Council President Donald Tusk and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker for talks on Thursday, after which the leaders will officially announce the deal.
The two sides have yet to reach a final agreement on the deal as they remain divided over tariffs on cars and farm and dairy products such as cheese.
The EU said early Tuesday that Abe, EU Council President Donald Tusk and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker would hold the summit on Thursday, a day before the G-20 meeting in Germany.
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A trade deal between the two sides, a market of 637 million people, would cover about 28 per cent of the world's economy.
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