OBJECTIVE To determine whether having cesarean section capability in an isolated rural
community makes a difference in adverse maternal or perinatal outcomes. DESIGN …

Objective To explore the practices of Canadian obstetricians, family physicians, and
midwives in recommending bed rest or activity restriction for women at risk for preterm birth …

OBJECTIVE To determine provincial trends in provision of intrapartum care by general
practitioners and family physicians (GP/FPs) for the 11 years from 1984 to 1995. DESIGN …

Objective The objectives of this study were to track changes in medical students' interest in
obstetrics from the beginning of their studies in medicine to the end of their pre-clinical …

OBJECTIVE To describe family doctors' contribution to maternity care in Canada and to
observe the influence of age, sex, region of the country, and practice population on provision …

Résultats: Uy a eu 2373 accouchements dont 12 paires de jumeaux. Il n'y a eu aucune
mortalité maternelle. La césarienne n'était pas pratiquée de routine avant les années 1970 …

Abstract In 1999, the Canadian Perinatal Surveillance System of Health Canada decided to
undertake a national survey of Canadian women's experiences of their pregnancy, birth and …

Family medicine obstetrics seems to be a dying discipline. All current data point to the fact
that family doctors are choosing not to do obstetrics and are opting out in increasing …

Résumé Au Canada, de moins en moins de médecins de famille pratiquent des
accouchements en milieu rural. La pénurie grave d'obstétriciens, de chirurgiens …

Methods A Qualtrics survey was emailed to participants enrolled in the course from 1999-
2014. Data was compiled for the respondent group as a whole as well as four cohorts based …