Informed consent and the birth plan

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Wier, J. 2008. Informed consent and the birth plan. The Practising Midwife. 11 (7), pp. 17-18.

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Authors	Wier, J.
Year	2008
Journal	The Practising Midwife
Journal citation	11 (7), pp. 17-18
ISSN	1461-3123
Deposited	25 Nov 2010
Output status	Published

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