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Northern Clinical School: Recent submissions

    • Women’s expectations and experiences in maternity care: how do women conceptualise the process of continuity? 

      Jenkins, M. G.; Ford, Jane B.; Forsyth, R.; Morris, Jonathan M.; Roberts, Christine L.; Todd, Angela L.
      Published 2014-05-01
      Objective: to gain an understanding of how women conceptualise continuity of maternity care. Design: a qualitative study involving in-depth semi-structured interviews and thematic analysis. Setting: a range of urban and ...
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    • WHAT FACTORS CONTRIBUTE TO HOSPITAL VARIATION IN OBSTETRIC TRANSFUSION RATES? 

      Patterson, Jillian A.; Roberts, Christine L.; Isbister, James P.; Irving, David O.; Nicholl, Michael C.; Morris, Jonathan M.; Ford, Jane B.
      Published 2015-01-01
      Background & Objectives: To explore variation in red blood cell transfusion rates between hospitals, and the extent to which this can be explained. A secondary objective was to assess whether hospital transfusion rates are ...
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    • Are women birthing in New South Wales hospitals satisfied with their care? 

      Ford, Jane B.; Hindmarsh, Diane; Browne, Kim; Todd, Angela L.
      Published 2015-03-28
      Abstract Background Surveys of satisfaction with maternity care among Australian women have been conducted using overnight inpatient surveys and dedicated maternity surveys in a number of Australian states and territories, ...
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    • Predicting date of birth: the best time to date a pregnancy? 

      Khambalia, Amina Z.; Roberts, Christine L.; Nguyen, Martin; Algert, Charles S.; Nicholl, Michael C.; Morris, Jonathan
      Published 2013-11-01
      Objective: To compare the estimated date of birth calculations from last menstrual period (LMP) and ultrasounds at varying gestations (<70, 70-106, 110-140, 141-196 and 200-276) against the actual date of birth (DOB). ...
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    • Variation in hospital caesarean rates among nulliparae at term is unexplained and unrelated to maternal or neonatal outcome: a population based cohort study 

      Nippita, Tanya; Lee, Yuen Li; Patterson, Jillian; Ford, Jane; Morris, Jonathan; Nicholl, Michael; Roberts, Christine L.
      Published 2015-04-01
      OBJECTIVE To explore variation in hospital caesarean rates for nulliparous women; determine whether casemix, labour and delivery, and hospital factors explain the variation and examine the association between hospital ...
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