Macfarlane AJ. Seasonal variation in postneonatal mortality

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102. Macfarlane AJ. Seasonal variation in postneonatal mortality. In: Studies in sudden infant deaths. Studies on Medical and Population Subjects No. 45. London: HMSO, 1982:9-17.

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

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Black N, Macfarlane AJ. Methodological kit: monitoring perinatal mortality statistics627/1/5/1

Oakley A, et al. Social class, stress and reproduction627/1/5/2

Chalmers I. Data on perinatal mortality627/1/5/3

Mugford M, et al. Developing a register of randomized controlled trials in perinatal medicine627/1/5/4

Garcia J. Getting it right627/1/5/5

Niswander K, Grant A. Birth asphyxia and no-fault compensation627/1/5/6

Macfarlane AJ, eta l. Birth, death and the way we live627/1/5/7

Pharoah POD, Macfarlane AJ. Recent trends in postneonatal mortality627/1/5/8

Macfarlane AJ. Seasonal variation in postneonatal mortality627/1/5/9

Macfarlane AJ, Gardner A. Day of the week variation in postneonatal mortality627/1/5/10

Garcia J. Obtaining information from parents in confidential enquiries into perinatal deaths627/1/5/11

Dennis J, Chalmers I. Very early neonatal seizure rate627/1/5/12

Campbell R, et al. Perinatal mortality and place of delivery627/1/5/13

Barson AJ, et al. Problems with perinatal pathology627/1/5/14

Chalmers I. Expérience britannique des audits perinatals627/1/5/15

Chalmers I, Grant A. Cervical Cerclage627/1/5/16

Grant A, Chalmers I. Randomized trial of fetal movement counting627/1/5/17

Burnell I, et al. Patient preference and postnatal hospital stay627/1/5/18

Macfarlane AJ, et al. The value to health of collecting birth data627/1/5/19

Pickard BM, et al. Impact of sex ratio on onset and management of labour627/1/5/20

Oakley A. Conventional families627/1/5/21

Macfarlane AJ. Infant deaths after 4 weeks627/1/5/22

Chalmers I, Baum M. Consent to randomized treatment627/1/5/23

Oakley A. Obstetric practice - cross-cultural comparisons627/1/5/24

Chalmers I. Les enquêtes confidentielles lors des décès perinatals et infantiles I.627/1/5/25

Garcia J. Les enquêtes confidentielles lors des décès perinatales et infantiles II.627/1/5/26

Garcia J, Oakley A. Is early antenatal attendance so important?627/1/5/27

Enkin M, Chalmers I. Effectiveness and satisfaction in antenatal care627/1/5/28

Oakley A. The origins and development of antenatal care in Britain627/1/5/29

Grant A, Mohide P. Screening and diagnosis in antenatal care627/1/5/30

Garcia J. Women's views on antenatal care627/1/5/31

Enkin M, Chalmers I. The effects of symptomatic treatments in pregnancy627/1/5/32

Enkin M. The effects of antenatal classes627/1/5/33

Grant A, et al. Physical interventions intended to prolong pregnancy and increase fetal growth627/1/5/34

Chalmers I, Enkin M. The effects of miscellaneous interventions during pregnancy627/1/5/35

Enkin M, Chalmers I. Effectiveness and satisfaction in antenatal care627/1/5/36

Grant A, ed. Cervical Cerclage Newsletter No.2627/1/5/37

Grant A, ed. Cervical Cerclage Newsletter No.3627/1/5/38

Grant A, ed. Cervical Cerclage Newsletter No. 4627/1/5/39

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Annual reports627/2

Quadrennial reports627/3

Special reports627/4

Cochrane Collaboration brochures627/5

Trial papers627/6