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Nursing and Maternal Welfare

New England Journal of Medicine, 1928
Stephen Rushmore, Rushmore Stephen
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MATERNAL WELFARE AND THE NEGRO

Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1946
Many types of agencies are concerned today with the problems of pregnancy. Medical, nursing, hospital, public health, educational and governmental bodies, stimulated by reviews of the vital statistics of reproduction, have interested themselves in improving maternal welfare. This term implies the full use of all facilities for the promotion of adequate
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MATERNAL HEALTH AND WELFARE

Nursing Research, 1968
Clark Gillespie, Holly Moore. Gillespie
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MATERNAL WELFARE

Medical Journal of Australia, 1938
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Government and maternal welfare

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1945
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The construction of maternal identity among Israeli mothers who are welfare clients

Child and Family Social Work, 2020
Hagit Sinai-Glazer, Einat Peled
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The effects of neighborhood factors, maternal depression and parental emotional support on social – behavioral outcomes of children involved in the child welfare system

Journal of Public Child Welfare, 2022
Inga Saitadze
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COMMITTEE ON MATERNAL WELFARE

Survey of Anesthesiology, 1975
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Maternal Depressive Symptoms and Low Literacy as Potential Barriers to Employment in a Sample of Families Receiving Welfare: Are There Two-Generational Implications?

Women and Health, 2001
Elizabeth C Hair
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Maternal Welfare.

Canadian Medical Association journal, 2010
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