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Title, A Guide to Tests and Investigations for Uncomplicated Pregnancies. Author, Jo Campbell. Published, 2008. Length, 31 pages. Export Citation, BiBTeX EndNote RefMan
26 Mar 2008 how the baby develops during pregnancy. nutrition and diet, including vitamin D supplementation. exercise, including pelvic floor exercises. antenatal screening, including risks and benefits of the screening tests. pregnancy care pathway. place of birth (refer to 'Intrapartum care' [NICE clinical guideline 55]).
26 Mar 2008 1.2.5.3 Each antenatal appointment should be structured and have focused content. Longer appointments are needed early in pregnancy to allow comprehensive assessment and discussion. Wherever possible, appointments should incorporate routine tests and investigations to minimise inconvenience to
During pregnancy many tests and examinations will be discussed with you. The choices and decisions you have to make can be confusing. We will try to make it easier for you. This booklet aims to help you understand: ? How and why routine tests are done2. ;. ? What happens next when something is found; and. ? How to
18 Mar 2011 Consumer information on common test and investigation undertaken through the different stages of an uncomplicated pregnancy. Information of why tests are undertaken and what happens afterwards.
26 Mar 2008 Early in your pregnancy, and again at 28 weeks, you should be offered tests to check for red?cell antibodies. If the levels of these antibodies are significant, you should be offered a referral to a specialist centre for more investigation and advice on managing the rest of your pregnancy.
The style has been adapted from the Southern Health 'pink book'. Changes have been made to reflect the practices of different health services, further staff consultation and a comprehensive consumer evaluation. Download a copy of "A guide to tests and Investigations for uncomplicated pregnancies" (3177KB, 32 pages).
A guide to tests and investigations: for uncomplicated pregnancies (PDF download). Add to My Bookmarks Export citation. A guide to tests and investigations: for uncomplicated pregnancies (PDF download). Type: Webpage; Web address: https://d2l.deakin.edu.au/content/enforced/465.
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Title, A Guide to Tests and Investigations for Uncomplicated Pregnancies. Author, Jo Campbell. Published, 2008. Length, 31 pages. Export Citation, BiBTeX EndNote RefMan
26 Mar 2008 how the baby develops during pregnancy. nutrition and diet, including vitamin D supplementation. exercise, including pelvic floor exercises. antenatal screening, including risks and benefits of the screening tests. pregnancy care pathway. place of birth (refer to 'Intrapartum care' [NICE clinical guideline 55]).
26 Mar 2008 1.2.5.3 Each antenatal appointment should be structured and have focused content. Longer appointments are needed early in pregnancy to allow comprehensive assessment and discussion. Wherever possible, appointments should incorporate routine tests and investigations to minimise inconvenience to
During pregnancy many tests and examinations will be discussed with you. The choices and decisions you have to make can be confusing. We will try to make it easier for you. This booklet aims to help you understand: ? How and why routine tests are done2. ;. ? What happens next when something is found; and. ? How to
18 Mar 2011 Consumer information on common test and investigation undertaken through the different stages of an uncomplicated pregnancy. Information of why tests are undertaken and what happens afterwards.
26 Mar 2008 Early in your pregnancy, and again at 28 weeks, you should be offered tests to check for red?cell antibodies. If the levels of these antibodies are significant, you should be offered a referral to a specialist centre for more investigation and advice on managing the rest of your pregnancy.
The style has been adapted from the Southern Health 'pink book'. Changes have been made to reflect the practices of different health services, further staff consultation and a comprehensive consumer evaluation. Download a copy of "A guide to tests and Investigations for uncomplicated pregnancies" (3177KB, 32 pages).
A guide to tests and investigations: for uncomplicated pregnancies (PDF download). Add to My Bookmarks Export citation. A guide to tests and investigations: for uncomplicated pregnancies (PDF download). Type: Webpage; Web address: https://d2l.deakin.edu.au/content/enforced/465.
During pregnancy many tests and examinations will be discussed with you. The choices and decisions you have to make can be confusing. We will try to make it easier for you. This booklet aims to help you understand: ? How and why routine tests are done2. ;. ? What happens next when something is found; and. ? How to
A guide to tests and investigations for uncomplicated pregnancies /? [by Jo Campbell and others]. Author. Campbell, Jo, (author.) Other Authors. Mercy Maternity Hospital (Melbourne, Vic.) (issuing body); Royal Women's Hospital (Melbourne, Vic.) (issuing body); Southern Health (Melbourne, Vic.) (issuing body). Edition.
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