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Box 1: Eligibility requirements for home birth mandated by the College of Midwives of British Columbia
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Table 1: Characteristics of 12 982 women in British Columbia who planned a home birth or hospital birth attended by a registered midwife or planned a hospital birth attended by a physician during 2000–2004
Table 2: Obstetric interventions and maternal outcomes among the 12 982 women in the study
Table 3: Association between maternal interventions and outcomes and planned place of birth among the 12 982 women in the study
Table 4: Association between neonatal outcomes and planned place of birth among the 12 982 births in the study
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