Planned Place Of Birth In New Zealand: Does It Affect Mode Of Birth And Intervention Rates Among Low-Risk Women?

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Planned Place Of Birth In New Zealand: Does It Affect Mode Of Birth And Intervention Rates Among Low-Risk Women?

Davis Deborah; Baddock Sally; Pairman Sally; Hunter Marion; Benn Cheryl; Wilson Don; Dixon Lorraine; Herbison Peter
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10453/18521
Date: 2011

Abstract:

Background: Midwives providing care as lead maternity caregivers in New Zealand provide continuity of care to women who may give birth in a variety of settings, including home, primary units, and secondary and tertiary level hospitals. The purpose of thi

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