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Living With Stillborn Babies as Family Members: Japanese Women Who Experienced Intrauterine Fetal Death After 28 Weeks Gestation

Akemi Yamazaki Department of Family Nursing, The University of Tokyo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Pages 921-937 | Received 16 Mar 2009, Accepted 05 Apr 2010, Published online: 10 Sep 2010

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Chidubem B. Ogwulu, Louise J. Jackson, Alexander E.P. Heazell & Tracy E. Roberts. (2015) Exploring the intangible economic costs of stillbirth. BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth 15:1.
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Carol Kingdon, Jennifer L. Givens, Emer O'Donnell & Mark Turner. (2015) Seeing and Holding Baby: Systematic Review of Clinical Management and Parental Outcomes After Stillbirth. Birth 42:3, pages 206-218.
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Carol Kingdon, Emer O’Donnell, Jennifer Givens & Mark Turner. (2015) The Role of Healthcare Professionals in Encouraging Parents to See and Hold Their Stillborn Baby: A Meta-Synthesis of Qualitative Studies. PLOS ONE 10:7, pages e0130059.
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Louise Campbell-Jackson & Antje Horsch. (2014) The Psychological Impact of Stillbirth on Women: A Systematic Review. Illness, Crisis & Loss 22:3, pages 237-256.
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Ying-Fen Tseng, Chung-Hey Chen & Hsiu-Hung Wang. (2014) Taiwanese Women's Process of Recovery From Stillbirth: A Qualitative Descriptive Study. Research in Nursing & Health 37:3, pages 219-228.
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