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Gambino, L.
Perinatal Mood Disorders: Implementation of a Hospital Based Screening Program
Garko, C.
DRAWING the LINE at 39: A SYSTEMWIDE APPROACH to REDUCING ELECTIVE BIRTHS BEFORE 39 WEEKS GESTATION
Gawlinski, A.
"Catch a Falling Star": The Development of the Obstetric Falls Risk Assessment System to Improve Patient Safety
Gelato, J.
Optimizing Care of the Bariatric Patient
Georges, M.
Is She or Isn't She In Preterm Labor: Implementing Standardized Assessment
Gettis, C. C.
Joys of the Journey: Giving Birth to An Obstetrical Electronic Health Record
Giangregorio, N.
Baby on the Way
Gibbs, J. D.
Strategies to Reduce Pediatric Abusive Head Trauma In KY: Is Parental Education the Key?
Gilbert, E.
E8 - Advanced Practice Nursing: Looming Changes In Direction and Regulation
Gilbert, L.
Don't Get Lost in the Vacuum: Clarifying the Nurse's Role During Vacuum Assisted Deliveries
Gilchrist, K. L.
The Lived Experiences of OB Nurses Communicating with Non-English Speaking OB Clients with and without An Interpreter
Ginde, A.
A4 - Update On Vitamin D: Implications for Women’s Health, Pregnancy and Lactation
Goering, M. P.
Moms-to-Be Bed Rest Exercise DVD: Empowering Women to Take Charge
Goldman, S.
CC2 - The Breast Cancer Journey - Palpation of a Lump to Life As a Survivor
G2 - The Dilemma of Breast Cancer and Pregnancy
Goodman, K.
Togetherness: All Things Are Possible In a Baby Friendly World
Graham, A.
The Lived Experiences of OB Nurses Communicating with Non-English Speaking OB Clients with and without An Interpreter
Gromada, M. K.
H4 - Drink or Drown: The Case for Evidence-Based Bottle Feeding
Guenther, B.
Measuring Body Temperature and Vasomotor Tone in Preterm Infants Using Infrared Imaging, Thermistors and Perfusion Index
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