In this paper attention is focused on home delivery in the Netherlands, which still accounts for 36% of the total number of births delivered. Compared to countries with a similar level of socio-economic development, home delivery plays an important role within Dutch obstetric care. To understand this unique situation, one needs to have insight into the organization and structure of Dutch obstetric care which is described in the first part of this paper. In the second part of this paper regional differentiation in the relative importance of home delivery is described. Finally regression analysis is used in order to explain the observed regional pattern. A brief abstract from the vast amount of Dutch literature on the discussion between advoc...
Please cite this paper as: de Graaf J, Schutte J, Poeran J, van Roosmalen J, Bonsel G, Steegers E. R...
Objective: to examine the reasons for the variation in home-birth rates between midwifery practices....
Contains fulltext : 144026.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)Summary This th...
In this paper attention is focused on home delivery in the Netherlands, which still accounts for 36%...
The Netherlands is the only industrialized country in which a large percentage of obstetric care tak...
In 1965 two-thirds of all births in The Netherlands occurred at home. In the next 25 years, that sit...
Background All women in the Netherlands should have equal access to obstetric care. However, utiliza...
textabstractIn the Netherlands, perinatal mortality has declined substantially since 1920, although ...
Item does not contain fulltextThe Dutch system of obstetric care is often recommended for midwife-at...
A large scale study on maternity care in the Netherlands, describing many facets of midwifery care i...
Belgian and the Dutch societies show many similarities but differ with regard to the organisation of...
Dutch women should birth their babies at home more often. At least this is what Mrs. Borst, the Dutc...
This thesis presents an update on maternal mortality in the Netherlands, and its association with mo...
Introduction: In the Dutch maternity care system, the role division between independently practising...
Practice variation is often defined as variation in access to healthcare - usually across regions - ...
Please cite this paper as: de Graaf J, Schutte J, Poeran J, van Roosmalen J, Bonsel G, Steegers E. R...
Objective: to examine the reasons for the variation in home-birth rates between midwifery practices....
Contains fulltext : 144026.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)Summary This th...
In this paper attention is focused on home delivery in the Netherlands, which still accounts for 36%...
The Netherlands is the only industrialized country in which a large percentage of obstetric care tak...
In 1965 two-thirds of all births in The Netherlands occurred at home. In the next 25 years, that sit...
Background All women in the Netherlands should have equal access to obstetric care. However, utiliza...
textabstractIn the Netherlands, perinatal mortality has declined substantially since 1920, although ...
Item does not contain fulltextThe Dutch system of obstetric care is often recommended for midwife-at...
A large scale study on maternity care in the Netherlands, describing many facets of midwifery care i...
Belgian and the Dutch societies show many similarities but differ with regard to the organisation of...
Dutch women should birth their babies at home more often. At least this is what Mrs. Borst, the Dutc...
This thesis presents an update on maternal mortality in the Netherlands, and its association with mo...
Introduction: In the Dutch maternity care system, the role division between independently practising...
Practice variation is often defined as variation in access to healthcare - usually across regions - ...
Please cite this paper as: de Graaf J, Schutte J, Poeran J, van Roosmalen J, Bonsel G, Steegers E. R...
Objective: to examine the reasons for the variation in home-birth rates between midwifery practices....
Contains fulltext : 144026.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)Summary This th...