Macfarlane AJ. A time to die?

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157. Macfarlane AJ. A time to die? Int J Epidemiol 1984;13:38-44.

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

1977627/1/1

1979627/1/2

1980627/1/3

1981627/1/4

1982627/1/5

1983627/1/6

1984627/1/7

Oakley A. Fertility control: a woman's issue627/1/7/1

Macfarlane AJ, Mugford M. Using official statistics II.627/1/7/2

Oakley A. Pregnancy627/1/7/3

Chalmers I, et al. Phenobarbitone and periventricular haemorrhage627/1/7/4

Macfarlane AJ. A time to die?627/1/7/5

Oakley A, et al. Miscarriage627/1/7/6

Oakley A. The consumer's role: adversary or partner?627/1/7/7

Oakley A. Does maternal work harm children?627/1/7/8

Chalmers I. Innovation in antenatal care: theory and practice627/1/7/9

Murphy JF, et al. Planned and unplanned deliveries at home627/1/7/10

Oakley A. Adam and Eve in the garden of health research627/1/7/11

Macfarlane AJ, Mugford M. Birth counts: statistics of pregnancy and childbirth627/1/7/12

Macfarlane AJ, Mugford M. The outcome of pregnancy627/1/7/13

Murphy JF, et al. Employment in pregnancy627/1/7/14

Oakley A, et al. The epidemiology of perinatal mortality627/1/7/15

Elbourne D, Mutch L. Debendox data doubt627/1/7/16

Chalmers I. Hazards of ultrasound627/1/7/17

Chalmers I, Mutch L. Investment in neonatal intensive care […]627/1/7/18

Chalmers I. Collaboration in perinatal research627/1/7/19

Chalmers I. Confronting Cochrane's challenge to obstetrics627/1/7/20

Rush RW, et al. A randomized controlled trial of cervical cerclage […]627/1/7/21

Sleep J, et al. West Berkshire perineal management trial627/1/7/22

Macfarlane AJ. Day of birth627/1/7/23

Campbell R, et al. Home births in England and Wales 1979: perinatal mortality […]627/1/7/24

Murphy JF et al. Employment in pregnancy627/1/7/25

Enkin E, et al. An index for classifying perinatal literature627/1/7/26

Grant A, ed. Cervical Cerclage Newsletter No.8627/1/7/27

Elbourne D, Mutch L. Archive of locally based perinatal surveys627/1/7/28

Niswander K, et al. Adverse outcome of pregnancy and the quality of obstetric care627/1/7/29

Oakley A. On measuring social consequences of obstetric technology627/1/7/30

Oakley A. Social support and perinatal outcome627/1/7/31

Oakley A. The effect of the mother's work on the infant627/1/7/32

Garcia J, Elbourne D. Future research on work in pregnancy627/1/7/33

Elbourne D, Mutch L. Do locally based enquiries into perinatal mortality reduce the risk of death?627/1/7/34

Grant A, Hepburn M. Merits of an individualized approach to fetal movement counting […]627/1/7/35

Oakley A. The captured womb627/1/7/36

Macfarlane AJ. Appendix 1 – Statistics627/1/7/37

Macfarlane AJ. Perinatal mortality surveys627/1/7/38

Chalmers I. Enquiry into perinatal death: a report on national perinatal surveillance627/1/7/39

Grant A. Principles for clinical evaluation of methods of perinatal monitoring627/1/7/40

Oakley A. The importance of being a nurse627/1/7/41

Niswander K, et al. Assessing quality of obstetric care627/1/7/42

Mutch L, King R. Oxford Region Child Development Project627/1/7/43

Elbourne D, Richardson M. Newbury maternity care study627/1/7/44

Grant A, ed. Cervical Cerclage Newsletter No.9627/1/7/45

1985627/1/8

1986627/1/9

1987627/1/10

1988627/1/11

1989627/1/12

1990627/1/13

1991627/1/14

1992627/1/15

1993627/1/16

1994627/1/17

Annual reports627/2

Quadrennial reports627/3

Special reports627/4

Cochrane Collaboration brochures627/5

Trial papers627/6