Sentence examples for birth ward from inspiring English sources

Jessica Ball and the staff at Gribbles Pathology Associates at Brisbane Private Hospital and the nursing staff in the birth ward at the Wesley Hospital provided invaluable assistance, as did the staff of the Mobile Blood Units of the Brisbane Red Cross Blood Society.

Emergency caesarean and instrumental delivery rates in women who were admitted to the midwife-led and conventional birth wards were statistically non-different, but more women admitted to the conventional birth ward had episiotomy.

The main findings of the present study was that operative delivery rates associated with labour in women who were admitted to midwife-led and conventional birth wards were statistically non-different.

However, in the Iringa study area, only a small part of pups were sold or given away outside of their birth-ward.

Additionally their newborns got considerable more often different interventions after birth (intensive ward care, respiratory and intubations) compared to others.

The proportion of hospital births by ward was calculated using the number of traced hospital births as the numerator and the anticipated number of births as the denominator.

Figure 2 shows the proportion of hospital births by ward (please see Supplementary file for a mapping of the underlying patient flows).

Sensitivity analysis excluding births from wards where the proportion of ethnic minority groups was ≥20%, and use of empirical annual mean TTHM estimates did not materially alter the results (Toledano 2004).

At the hospital in question there are two wards for care after birth; one family-oriented ward and one traditional postnatal ward which cares for mothers with birth complications.

Information on medical risk factors was retrieved from the maternity ward birth records.

Information on maternal education, age at delivery, marital status, and mode of delivery was obtained from the maternity ward birth records.