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The results of the multivariate analyses models of obstetric and neonatal outcomes are presented in Table  4 and 5, respectively.

This paper synthesizes qualitative research that was obtained as a component of the quantitative and qualitative study that evaluated three models of obstetric care: professional midwives (PM), obstetric nurses (ON) and general physicians (GP).

The present paper is derived from and synthesizes qualitative research that was obtained as a component of the quantitative and qualitative study that evaluated three models of obstetric care: professional midwives (PM), obstetric nurses (ON) and general physicians (GP).

The demographic, obstetric and neonatal data subdivided into maternal age groups are presented in tables 1 and 2. The crude odds rates and the results of the multivariate analyses models of obstetric and neonatal outcomes are shown in tables 3 and 4, respectively.

This chapter provides an ethical framework based on the professional responsibility model of obstetric ethics.

The professional responsibility model of obstetric ethics guides this multi-faceted preventive ethics approach.

The laborist model of obstetric care represents a change in care delivery with the potential of improving maternal and neonatal outcomes.

The laborist was designed as a plausible model of obstetric care delivery where hospitals employ physicians to provide continuous coverage of labor and delivery units without other competing clinical duties.

We provide an overview of both the positive and negative attributes of this model of obstetric care delivery, discuss the current state of research addressing these attributes, and propose a research strategy to improve understanding of the impact of this model of care delivery.

At present, the primary benefit arising from the early prediction of growth restriction is likely to be the adoption of a model of obstetric care that facilitates appropriate clinical and sonographic surveillance.

Unlike the one-time surgical fistulae repair 'camps' that have become a common humanitarian venture in the last few decades, the MSF model of obstetric fistula care goes beyond just the technical act of surgical repair.