The role of the midwife in Australia: views of women and midwives
Authors:
- Caroline S.E. HomerCHCaroline S.E. Homer
- Lyn PassantLPLyn Passant
- Pat M. BrodiePBPat M. Brodie
- Sue KildeaSKSue Kildea
- Nicky LeapNLNicky Leap
- Jan PincombeJPJan Pincombe
- Carol ThorogoodCTCarol Thorogood
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