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birth center
n.
See birthing center.
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Leads come directly from the Birth Center to the OBGYN & vice versa.
The OhioHealth O'Bleness Birth Center is proud of our commitment to promoting, protecting and supporting breastfeeding, said Michele Biddlestone, BS, IBCLC, RLC, lactation consultant at OhioHealth OBleness Hospital.
Since the first freestanding birth center opened in the mid-1970s, a demonstration model, designed by Maternity Center Association in New York, the evidence has consistently shown quality and safe care for the mother and newborn in low-risk populations, as well as a reduced cost of care.
Maternal health seeking by rural Tibetan women: characteristics of women delivering at a newly-constructed birth center in western China.
The Montana Midwives Cooperative (MMC) owns the Community Birth Center, the largest free-standing birth center in the Northwest.
com)-- Racha Tahani Lawler CPM, LM, a fourth generation midwife and the Clinical Director of The Community Birth Center, invites the public to attend the Grand Opening of The Center's new Mid-City location.
We compare a set of maternal and infant outcomes reported on the birth certificate for women cared for by midwifes in a freestanding birth center with women who receive conventional care.
This means that, every day, my partner's mother has to drive roughly 45-minutes from her home in Charlotte, NC, to the birth center she runs in Fort Mill, right over the South Carolina border.
Yanit works in the Women's Health and Birth Center.
She signed up at the brand new Central Montana Birth Center, 910 1st Ave.
Support groups are established and available for mothers to attend after leaving the hospital or birth center.
Dale Reimer, director of women and newborn services at Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children, walked by the waiting room of the hospital's birth center one day and saw an expectant father making himself comfortable for the long day ahead.
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