Improving birth outcomes for women who are substance using or have mental illness: a Canadian cohort study comparing antenatal midwifery and physician models of care for women of low socioeconomic…

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RT @MHTF: A Canadian retrospective cohort study published in @biomedcentral found #midwifery care, compared to OB-care, is associated with…

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RT @MHTF: A Canadian retrospective cohort study published in @biomedcentral found #midwifery care, compared to OB-care, is associated with…

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RT @MHTF: A Canadian retrospective cohort study published in @biomedcentral found #midwifery care, compared to OB-care, is associated with…

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A Canadian retrospective cohort study published in @biomedcentral found #midwifery care, compared to OB-care, is associated with greater reduction in #pretermbirth for women with substance use disorder (SUD), as well as both SUD and mental illness. https:/

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