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2023-06The impact of assisted reproductive technology and ovulation induction on breech presentation: A whole of population-based cohort study.Chen, AX; Hunt, RW; Palmer, KR; Bull, CF; Callander, EJ
2014-01-01Nine-year objective and subjective follow-up of the ultra-lateral anterior repair for cystoceleChen, Z; Wong, V; Wang, A; Moore, KH
2015-01-01Midwives' experiences of caring for women with female genital mutilation: Insights and ways forward for practice in AustraliaDawson, A; Turkmani, S; Varol, N; Sullivan, E; Homer, CSE
2020-05Obesity, smoking, and risk of vasomotor menopausal symptoms: a pooled analysis of eight cohort studies.Anderson, DJ; Chung, H-F; Seib, CA; Dobson, AJ; Kuh, D; Brunner, EJ; Crawford, SL; Avis, NE; Gold, EB; Greendale, GA; Mitchell, ES; Woods, NF; Yoshizawa, T; Mishra, GD
2011-01-01Diseases in children born to mothers with preeclampsia: A population-based sibling cohort studyWu, CS; Nohr, EA; Bech, BH; Vestergaard, M; Catov, JM; Olsen, J
2021-12Insights into preventing female genital mutilation/cutting in Sri Lanka: a qualitative interpretative studyDawson, A; Wijewardene, K
2015-09-01Impact of acupressure on onset of labour and labour duration: A systematic reviewMollart, LJ; Adam, J; Foureur, M
2020A cross-sectional survey of pregnant women's perceptions of routine domestic and family violence screening and responses by midwives: Testing of three new toolsCreedy, DK; Baird, K; Gillespie, K
2018-10Longitudinal evaluation of a training program to promote routine antenatal enquiry for domestic violence by midwives.Baird, K; Creedy, DK; Saito, AS; Eustace, J
2020Comparison of group O Rh(D)− red blood cell use in pregnant women across hospitals of various sizes and obstetric capabilities prior to the introduction of patient blood management guidelinesPatterson, JA; Hirani, R; Irving, DO; Nicholl, MC; Ford, JB
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