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Deborah Sims

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Psychosocial aspects of childbirth and perinatal mental health

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|Nov 12, 2020

Hospital admission for mental illness: Comparing women who gave birth in a private hospital and a public hospital.

Deborah Sims, Fenglian Xu, Cathrine Fowler

|May 19, 2018

Postnatal psychosocial assessment and clinical decision-making, a descriptive study.

Deborah Jane Sims, Cathrine Fowler

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