The effect of prenatal education upon the knowledge and attitudes of fifty postpartum patients
Aguiar, Martha B.
1974

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Abstract

Pregnancy and childbirth means something different to each woman, but in general these terms refer to a time of preparation. Throughout history, among different cultures, this preparation has differed. Some question exists, however, as to the adequacy of the emotional care as well as the adequacy of the instruction given to each mother to be.

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Title
The effect of prenatal education upon the knowledge and attitudes of fifty postpartum patients
Creator
Aguiar, Martha B. : University of Oregon
Contributor
Gaines, Barbara M. Advisor (University of Oregon)
Brown, Julia Collaborator (University of Oregon)
Myers, Loretta Collaborator (University of Oregon)
Nunnally, Dianne M. Collaborator (University of Oregon)
Brookhart, John M. Committee chair (University of Oregon)
Publisher
University of Oregon
Date
1974
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https://doi.org/10.6083/M47S7KZ5
Language
English
Content Type
Thesis
Degree Type
M.N.
Academic Program
Nursing
Department
UOMS Department of Nursing Education
School
UO Medical School
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Nurse Traineeship from the United States Public Health Service
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1795
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2023-06-29
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