Predictors of Readiness for Hospital Discharge After Birth: Building Evidence for Practice.

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Cynthia D Connelly

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Gabriella Malagon-Maldonado

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Ruth A Bush

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Birth outcomes of Hispanic women and risks or strengths associated with ethnicity and Texas border residence.

Cesarean and vaginal birth in canadian women: a comparison of experiences.

Impact of grandmultiparity on perinatal outcomes in eastern region of Turkey.

Family size and perinatal circumstances, as mental health risk factors in a Scottish birth cohort.

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10.1111/WVN.12208

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