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Page 121
The total maternity mortality thus amounted to 274 deaths , giving a rate of 0.33 as compared with 0-39 ( 310 deaths ) in the previous year . These figures can be compared with the table below :Number of deaths Rate per 1,000 total live ...
The total maternity mortality thus amounted to 274 deaths , giving a rate of 0.33 as compared with 0-39 ( 310 deaths ) in the previous year . These figures can be compared with the table below :Number of deaths Rate per 1,000 total live ...
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13.4 per cent . of all maternity cases who received post - natal care were unbooked admissions but the proportions varied widely among the hospital regions . A special analysis was made of cases of toxćmia .
13.4 per cent . of all maternity cases who received post - natal care were unbooked admissions but the proportions varied widely among the hospital regions . A special analysis was made of cases of toxćmia .
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Arrangements for Maternity Medical Services Under the new Regulations the Minister , after consultation with representatives of the profession , revised the terms of service for doctors providing maternity medical services .
Arrangements for Maternity Medical Services Under the new Regulations the Minister , after consultation with representatives of the profession , revised the terms of service for doctors providing maternity medical services .
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 19 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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