Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Initially, the organization's by-laws stipulated a tiered system of membership: only physicians were entitled to full membership. Psychologists, nurses, midwives, and other professionals could join as associate members and other interested lay people (primarily parents) could join as supporting members. In 1983, after several years of discussion among members who held that the name American Society for Psychoprophylaxis in Obstetrics proved cumbersome and confusing to the public, the organization formally modified its name to ASPO/Lamaze. By 1993, the group had modified its name to Lamaze International, to accommodate chapters that had formed outside of the United States.. }
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- catalog description "Initially, the organization's by-laws stipulated a tiered system of membership: only physicians were entitled to full membership. Psychologists, nurses, midwives, and other professionals could join as associate members and other interested lay people (primarily parents) could join as supporting members. In 1983, after several years of discussion among members who held that the name American Society for Psychoprophylaxis in Obstetrics proved cumbersome and confusing to the public, the organization formally modified its name to ASPO/Lamaze. By 1993, the group had modified its name to Lamaze International, to accommodate chapters that had formed outside of the United States.".