Bibliography of Vital Statistics in Australia: A Second List

Lancaster, H. O.

doi:10.1111/j.1467-842x.1973.tb00117.x

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“…When data on labour outcomes were collected ( N = 10), overall rates of interventions appeared to be high. For example, when increasing national caesarean section (c‐section) rates of 17.5% in 1990 (Lancaster & Pedisich, 1993) to 34% in 2016 (AIHW, 2018) were considered, it was generally observable that c‐section rates amongst admitted mothers was higher than averages at these times. Findings from the linked data study examining 33,035 births similarly reported higher rates of instrumental deliveries and caesarean sections amongst women admitted to RPS (Dahlen et al, 2019).…”

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Residential parenting services: An integrative literature review of characteristics, service usage and parent and staff perspectives

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Aims The primary aim of the review was to provide an overall assessment of residential parenting services in Australia, by describing the characteristics of infants and parents using residential parenting services, their prior service use and reasons for admission, referral pathways for access and parenting and infant outcomes. The secondary aims were to explore parent and staff perception of the programmes. Design An integrative literature review. Methods A systematic and comprehensive search of health and social sciences databases was conducted for studies related to residential parenting services (published between 1st January 1990–31st December 2019). Six hundred and eleven peer‐reviewed papers were identified, after which 301 duplicates were removed and an additional 256 papers excluded after titles/abstracts were read. Of the remaining 54 abstracts/papers, a further 14 were omitted as not relevant. Forty papers were independently reviewed by four authors. ENTREQ and MOOSE checklists were applied. Results Thirty studies were quantitative, nine were qualitative, and one was mixed methods. All studies originated from in Australia. Women and babies admitted to residential parenting services were found more likely to be: older, Australian born, from higher socio‐economic groups, and first‐time mothers, and having labour and birth interventions and a history of mental health disorders. The babies were more likely to be twins, male and admitted with sleep disorders and dysregulated behaviour. Studies reporting postintervention outcomes demonstrated improvements to maternal mental health, breastfeeding, parenting confidence and sleep quality, and infant sleeping and behaviour.

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“…The epidemics there are relatively well documented in the official statistics and, moreover, the early experiences of the infective diseases in Australia are recorded in monographs by John Howard Lidgett Cumpston (1880, a medical administrator with an interest in epidemiology. Some tables and graphs of the deaths from the infectious diseases in Australia are given in Lancaster (1952Lancaster ( , 1960Lancaster ( , 1967, and bibliographies in Lancaster (1964Lancaster ( , 1973Lancaster ( , 1982a.…”

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Quantitative Methods in Biological and Medical Sciences

Lancaster¹

1994

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“…Tables on mortality in the Australian population by age, sex and cause are available in my series, to which references are given in Lancaster (1964Lancaster ( , 1973a. A summary of the results can be given as crude and standardized death rates for the whole population.…”

Section: Mortality Trends In Australiamentioning

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STATISTICAL SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA SPECIAL LECTURE: (JULY 12th, 1977): WORLD MORTALITY SURVEY

Lancasier

1978

Australian Journal of Statistics

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Bibliography of Vital Statistics in Australia: A Second List

Cited by 4 publications

References 284 publications

Residential parenting services: An integrative literature review of characteristics, service usage and parent and staff perspectives

Residential parenting services: An integrative literature review of characteristics, service usage and parent and staff perspectives

Quantitative Methods in Biological and Medical Sciences

STATISTICAL SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA SPECIAL LECTURE: (JULY 12th, 1977): WORLD MORTALITY SURVEY

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