Characteristics and service needs of women and babies admitted to residential parenting units in New South Wales: A mixed‐methods study

Holly Priddis, Charlene Thornton, Cathrine Fowler, Virginia Schmied, Jane Tooher, Marie Dickinson and Hannah G Dahlen

Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2018, vol. 27, issue 15-16, 2963-2973

Abstract: Aims and objectives To examine the characteristics and service needs of women and babies admitted to residential parenting services (RPS) in the first year following birth in New South Wales, Australia. Background In Australia, there is a tiered system to support maternal, child and family health, which includes RPS. Design Sequential explanatory mixed‐methods design. Methods Individual patient data were obtained from a random review of 10% of all medical records (n = 300 of 3,011 admissions) of women with an infant of

Date: 2018
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