Quality patient care in labor and delivery: a call to action

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  • Description: Pregnancy and birth are physiologic processes, unique for each woman, that usually proceed normally. Most women have normal conception, fetal growth, labour, and birth and require minimal-to-no intervention in the process. Women and their families hold different views about childbearing based on their knowledge, experiences, belief systems, culture, and social and family backgrounds.
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  • Collection : ChiMat Reports
  • Collection : Maternity: Reports

  • Author


  • Hal C. Lawrence III, MD, Society for Maternal Medicine

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  • Published by: American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology
  • Published date: Thursday, 30th August 2012 00:00:00

    • Subject

  • Keywords (National Public Health Language):
  • AWARENESS
  • BELIEFS
  • BIRTH
  • CARE
  • CHILDBIRTH
  • CLIENTS
  • COMMUNICATION AND KNOWLEDGE
  • CONCEPTION
  • CULTURE
  • EXTENDED FAMILIES
  • FAMILIES
  • FAMILY RELATIONS
  • FERTILITY
  • GROUPS
  • GROWTH
  • HEALTH INTERVENTIONS
  • HEALTH SERVICES
  • HEALTHCARE AND HEALTH SERVICES
  • INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE
  • INTERVENTIONS
  • KNOWLEDGE
  • MANAGEMENT
  • PATIENTS
  • PEOPLE AND POPULATIONS
  • PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
  • PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS
  • PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT
  • PREGNANCY
  • PREGNANCY AND CHILDBIRTH
  • QUALITY
  • RELIGION
  • SERVICE USERS
  • SERVICES
  • SOCIETY
  • USERS
  • WOMEN
  • Category (Government Category List):
  • CARE
  • PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
  • RELIGION
  • WOMEN

    • Other

  • Source: American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology Volume 207, Issue 3, September 2012, Pages 147–148

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