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Transfers were more common in nulliparous women: 39% of the nulliparous women who planned home birth transferred to an OU before birth compared with 14% of parous women (weighted percentages).
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Time from first assessment by midwife or obstetrician in receiving OU to birth (transfers before birth only).
Exclusion criteria are: major congenital or chromosomal anomalies, death <48 h after birth, transfer to another hospital <48 h after birth and admission from an extraregional hospital.
Exclusion criteria are: major congenital or chromosomal anomalies, death <48 hours after birth, transfer to another hospital <48 hours after birth and admission from an extra regional hospital.
Cumulative distribution curves were plotted showing overall transfer time (from decision to transfer to first OU assessment) against the percentage of before birth transfers by urgency for each planned place of birth.
In nulliparous women, 18% of those planning birth at home and 13% of those planning FMU birth were transferred for failure to progress in either the first or second stage.
Since many women with a planned home birth are transferred during labour, these negative experiences might overshadow the positive experiences of women giving birth at home, resulting in an overall reduced sense of control for women planning a home birth.
In the 'good' environment treatment, 10 neonates issued from at least four different clutches were isolated for each clone immediately after birth and transferred to fresh rearing boxes.
Maternal spot urine samples were collected at the hospital before birth, immediately transferred to cryovials, and placed in liquid nitrogen.
Identifying data (name and date of birth) were transferred directly from the laboratory to the Information Services Division of the NT Department of Health and Families for computer-matching to indigenous status.
Clinical practice recommendations are that women at risk of an early birth are transferred to an institution with neonatal intensive care facilities.
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