article_snippet: New Zealand's Human Rights Review Tribunal also heard community nurse Natasha Thomson showed up six minutes after the baby was born at community nurse Natasha Thomson patient's house on January 15, 2012.
article_snippet: community nurse Natasha Thomson did this despite receiving five phone calls in one hour from the mother who described community nurse Natasha Thomson to be in 'excruciating pain'.
article_snippet: At one point, community nurse Natasha Thomson dismissed the increasingly urgent calls from the woman giving birth, the woman husband and the womon's mother by saying 'teenage mothers sometimes panic when labour starts,' New Zealand's Human Rights Review Tribunal wrote in New Zealand's Human Rights Review Tribunal judgement.
article_snippet: The patient - only known in tribunal documents as 'Ms B' - gave birth to birth baby 'on birth hands and knees in the bathroom'.
article_snippet: community nurse Natasha Thomson did not bring birth scissors to cut the umbilical cord and instead had to use kitchen scissors found by the teenager's partner, Mr B.
article_snippet: It was a home birth and the midwife arrived late despite receiving five phone calls in one hour from the mother who described the midwife to be in 'excruciating pain' the womon's mother gave birth to her baby 'on the midwife hands and knees in the bathroom'
highlights_snippet: Nurse Natasha Thomson showed up six minutes after the baby was born .
  
highlights_snippet: Despite Nurse Natasha Thomson receiving five phone calls in one hour from the mother .
  
highlights_snippet: It was a home birth and the mother was in 'excruciating pain'
  
highlights_snippet: the mother gave birth to the mother 'on the mother hands and knees in Nurse Natasha Thomson used the mother's kitchen scissors to cut the umbilical cord .
  