It's more than just having a baby' women's experiences of a maternity service for Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families

The Malabar Community Midwifery Link Service was developed to meet the needs of women from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island in suburban Sydney, Australia. This paper reports the evaluation from the perspective of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women who accessed the service.

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Authors

Homer, C Foureur, M Allende, T Pekin, F Caplice, S Catling, C

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Churchill Livingstone

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Closing the Gap focus

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It's more than just having a baby' women's experiences of a maternity service for Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families

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