Lovell A, Elbourne D. The prevalence of confidential information in antenatal records

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367. Lovell A, Elbourne D. The prevalence of confidential information in antenatal records. J Obstet Gynaecol 1988;9:171-2. (letter)

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Publications and reports of the National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit, 1977-2001627

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1988627/1/11

Chalmers I. The promotion of poorly controlled experimentation on children […]627/1/11/1

Burnell I, Elbourne D. Maternity Action627/1/11/2

Macfarlane AJ. The downs and ups of infant mortality627/1/11/3

Altman D, Elbourne D. Combining results from several clinical trials627/1/11/4

Prendiville W, et al. The effects of routine oxytocic administration [...]627/1/11/5

Elbourne D, et al. Choice of oxytocic preparation for routine use [...]627/1/11/6

Elbourne D, Lovell A. Trusting patients with case notes627/1/11/7

Grant A, Ayers S. MRC European Comparison of CVS and Amniocentesis for Prenatal Diagnosis627/1/11/8

King JF, et al. Beta-mimetics in preterm labour627/1/11/9

Sleep J, Grant A. Effects of salt and Savlon bath concentrate postpartum627/1/11/10

Mugford M, et al. Lies, damn lies ..!627/1/11/11

Stilwell J, et al. Factors affecting the outcome of maternity care. I.627/1/11/12

Mugford M, et al. Factors affecting the outcome of maternity care. II.627/1/11/13

Mugford M. A review of the economics of care for sick newborn infants627/1/11/14

Houston MJR. Research and the Midwife627/1/11/15

MRC/RCOG Working Party on Cervical Cerclage. Interim report627/1/11/16

Grant A. Randomised trials and ribavirin627/1/11/17

Oxford Region Child Development Project Steering Committee. Newsletter No. 7627/1/11/18

Macfarlane AJ, McPherson K. The quality of official health statistics627/1/11/19

Sleep J, Grant A. Salt in bath water627/1/11/20

Sleep J, Grant A. Relief of perineal pain following childbirth627/1/11/21

Johnson MA, Macfarlane AJ. Neonatal intensive care: Trends in morbidity627/1/11/22

Macfarlane AJ. Holding back the tide of caesareans627/1/11/23

Macfarlane AJ, et al. Epidemiology of birth before 28 weeks of gestation627/1/11/24

Kaufman KJ, Houston MJR. Midwives, nurses and clinical excellence627/1/11/25

Chalmers I. Salt, pregnancy, hypertension - and literature searches627/1/11/26

Elbourne D, Harding J. Hair colour and blood loss627/1/11/27

Macfarlane AJ. Babes not out of the wood627/1/11/28

Chalmers I. Discussion of paper by Begg and Berlin627/1/11/29

Prendiville WJ, et al. The Bristol third stage trial627/1/11/30

Lovell A, Elbourne D. The prevalence of confidential information in antenatal records627/1/11/31

Mugford M. A review of the economics of care for sick newborn infants627/1/11/32

Chalmers I, ed. The Oxford Database of Perinatal Trials627/1/11/33

Houston MJR, Field PA. Practices and policies in the initiation of breastfeeding627/1/11/34

Renfrew MJ. Developing midwifery research627/1/11/35

1989627/1/12

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Annual reports627/2

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Special reports627/4

Cochrane Collaboration brochures627/5

Trial papers627/6