‘It's more than just having a baby’ women's experiences of a maternity service for Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families
Authors:
- Caroline S.E. HomerCHCaroline S.E. Homer
- Maralyn J. FoureurMFMaralyn J. Foureur
- Trudy AllendeTATrudy Allende
- Fran PekinFPFran Pekin
- Shea CapliceSCShea Caplice
- Christine Catling-PaullCCChristine Catling-Paull
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