Models of antenatal care and obstetric outcomes in Sydney South West.
作者： Jun BAI , Rajanishwar GYANESHWAR , Adrian BAUMAN
DOI: 10.1111/J.1479-828X.2008.00888.X
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摘要: Objectives: To assess obstetric outcomes of different models antenatal care. Methods: The study was historical cohort analysis population birth data 67 675 singleton births delivered in all public hospitals Sydney South-west. Maternal and neonatal were compared for care received. provided within the doctor's clinic, midwives’ centre, or by a team midwives caseload midwifery. In non-hospital settings, private obstetricians general practitioner (GP) as part GP Shared Care program. those women who received no also analysed. Results: This information that very similar regardless whether woman her under program clinic South-west hospitals. Conclusions: provides evidence view maternity can be with good outcomes.
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