The Changing Health and Social Circumstances of Women Leaving Jails: A Three-Year Longitudinal Study

Autor: Allsworth, Jenifer, Assimonye, Stephanie, Lee, Jaehoon, Smith, Sharla, Glenn, Jason, Ramaswamy, Megha, Mosier, Brian, Bantis, Leonidas, Elsarraj, Hanan, Kafuman, Carolyn, Limback, Darlene, Hong, Yan, Harper, Haleigh, Ricci, Lawrence R., Fan, Fang, Tawfik, Ossama, May, Lisa, Cusick, Therese, Inciardi, Marc, Redick, Mark, Gatewood, Jason, Winblad, Onalisa, Fields, Tim, Fabian, Carol, Godwin, Andrew K., Fields, Patrick E., Meierotto, Ruby, Li, Linheng, Perry, John, Behbod, Fariba, Bengston, Charles, Bloomer, Clark, Sharma, Palash, Mahnken, Jonathan, Hui, Dongwei, Michaelis, Mary, Michaelis, Elias, Swerdlow, Russell, Chalise, Prabhakar, Dallas, Sarah, Dandawate, Prasad, Perko, Victoria, Forbush, Kelsie, Gould, Sara, Richson, Brianne, Christian, Kylie, Chapa, Danielle, Martin, Laura, Johnson, Mark, Carpenter, Matthew J., Smith, Tracy T., Nollen, Nikki, Leavens, Eleanor, Lewis, Charley, Lin, Tara L., Perry, John M., He, Xi, Reed, Gregory, Zhang, Na, Weir, Scott, McGuirk, Joseph P., Lumpkins, Crystal Y., Goeckner, Ryan, Hale, Jason, Gunville, Jordyn, Gunville, River, Daley, Chris M., Philp, Alisdair, Kimminau, Kim, Ramirez–Mantilla, Mariana, Mustafa, Reem, Godwin, Andrew, Vazquez, Yani, Washington, Nancy, Jones, Kim, Freeman, Shaton, Martin, Laura E., Brucks, Morgan G., Fox, Andrew, Papa, Vlad B., Mdege, Noreen D., Baldwin, Austin S., Trucco, Elisa M., Cooperman, Nina A., Kassianos, Angelos P., Levens, Sara M., Onianwa, Ebony, Petersen, Shariska, Pleskac, Timothy J., Grunevski, Sergej, Liu, Taosheng, Cesario, Joseph, Rosa-Molinar, Eduardo, Shafer, Robin L., Wang, Zheng, Mosconi, Matthew W., Berkley-Patton, Jannette, Wickliffe, Joi, Springer, Jason, Funk, Ryan, Statland, Jeffrey, Sullivan, Debra, Szabo-Reed, Amanda, Wambach, Karen, Cojocari, Chelsea, Frazier, Rachel, Halpin, Kelsee, Toren, Paul, Leeder, J. Steven, Yan, Yun, Ghosh, Priyanka, He, Lin, Magee, Nancy, Ahamed, Forkan, Wu, Xiaoqing, Xu, Liang, Zhang, Yuxia

Publikováno v: Kansas Journal of Medicine

Introduction The past two decades have seen a revolution in the management of labor and delivery; rates of cesarean delivery (CD), medical induction, and electronic fetal monitoring have increased dramatically. CD occurs in one third of deliveries an

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