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Do Childbirth and Early Parenting Programs Meet the Needs of the Client?

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1999-03-01

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Smedley, Alison

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Used by permission: International Childbirth Education Association.

Copyright © 1999 ICEA, Inc.

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Abstract

The Childbirth Education Association of Australia (NSW) Ltd (CEA) completed a non-randomized, prospective study of clients attending its antenatal program over a twelve-month period in 1997. The aim of the study was to establish if the program offered met the needs of their clients.

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Childbirth Education , Parenting Education , Australia , Patient Attitudes Evaluation , Childbirth Education Evaluation , Pregnancy

Citation

Smedley, A. (1999). Do childbirth and early parenting programs meet the needs of the client? International Journal of Childbirth Education, 14(1), 18-21.

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International Journal of Childbirth Education

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0887-8625

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Lifestyle Medicine And Health Research Centre

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