Australia's mothers and babies 1995

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Publication table of contents

• List of tables
• List of figures.
• Acknowledgements
• Abbreviations
• Explanatory notes
• Highlights
• 1 Introduction
  • 1 Data sources.
  • 2 Perinatal minimum data set and definitions
  • 3 Criteria
  • 4 Data quality
  • 5 Scope of report
• 2 Results
  • 2 . 1 Introductory notes
  • 2 . 2 Confinements and births
  • 2.3 Place of birth
  • 4 Size of maternity unit
  • 5 Maternal age
  • 6 Maternal parity
  • 2 . 7 Marital status
  • 2 . 8 Aboriginality
  • 2 . 9 Maternal country of birth
  • 2.10Status in hospital
  • 2.1 1 Duration of pregnancy
  • 2.12 Multiple pregnancy
  • 2.13 Onset of labour
  • 2.14 Presentation at birth
  • 2.15 Type of delivery
  • 2.16 Perineal repair after delivery
  • 2.17 Mother's length of stay in hospital
  • 2.18 Mother's mode of separation from hospital
  • 2.19 Infant's birth status
  • 2.20 Infant's month of birth
  • 2.21 Infant's sex
  • 2.22 Infant's gestational age
  • 2.23 Infant's birthweight
  • 2.24 Apgar scores
  • 2.25 Resuscitation at birth
  • 2.26 Infant's length of stay in hospital
  • 2.27 Infant's mode of separation from hospital
• 3 Perinatal mortality
  • 3 . 1 Definitions.
  • 3 . 2 Trends in fetal, neonatal and perinatal deaths
  • 3 . 3 Perinatal deaths by State and Territory of residence
  • 3 . 4 Perinatal deaths by maternal age
  • 3 . 5 Perinatal deaths by plurality
  • 3 . 6 Perinatal deaths by infant's sex
  • 3 . 7 Proportionate perinatal death rates by gestational age
  • 3 . 8 Proportionate perinatal death rates by birthweight
  • 3 . 9 Birthweight-specific fetal, neonatal and perinatal deaths in Australia
  • 3.10 Fetal deaths in State and Territory perinatal data collections
• 4 References
• Tables
• Appendix
  • Definitions