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maternal-child health centers

Report

By World Health Organization. Regional Office for the Western Pacific,Fiji) Seminar on Maternal and Child Health/Family Planning Programme Management (1994 Nadi

Maternity and infant care in two rural counties in Wisconsin

By United States. Children's Bureau.

Medicalized Motherhood

By Jacquelyn S. Litt

Assessment of antenatal and obstetric care services in a rural district of Nepal

By Maureen Dar Iang

Reaching out to mothers

By Rima D. Apple

Here for good

By National SPRANS Workshop (3rd 1989 Bethesda, Md.)

Putting great ideas into action

By National SPRANS Workshop (2nd 1988 Minneapolis)

Workshop on Assessment and Development of Primary Care for Children and Youth

By Workshop on Assessment and Development of Primary Care for Children and Youth (1994 Baltimore, Md.)

Report of the Second National Conference on Research in Maternal and Child Health

By Calif.) National Conference on Research in Maternal and Child Health (2nd 1974 Berkeley

A study of specialized nursing positions and personnel in official state and local maternal and child health and crippled children's programs, 1962

By Margaret W. Thomas

Maternal locus of control and use of an ambulatory pediatric service

By Elizabeth Bernardik

Chicago Maternity Center study

By Welfare Council of Metropolitan Chicago

Mauritania Maternal and Child Health Survey (1990-1991)

By Mohamed Yehia Ould Meynouh

Services for crippled children

By United States. Maternal and Child Health Service

Essential elements of obstetric care at first referral level

By World Health Organization (WHO)

The Attic Angel Association, 1889-1949

By Wis.) Attic Angel Association (Madison

Emergency transfer of the high-risk neonate

By Angelo Ferrara

Care of mother and baby at the health centre

By Maternal Health and Safe Motherhood Programme

Maternity and child welfare

By Edward James Smith

Child health systems primary care assessment

By Alyssa Wigton

Improving Maternal And Child Health Care

By Stephen B. Thomas

The development of maternal and child health programs on the state level

By Margaret E. Hatfield,University of Michigan. School of Public Health