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ATTITUDE TO ANTENATAL, POSTNATAL CLINICS AND PLUNKET SOCIETY Most pregnant women attend the nurse, doctor or maternity annexe for occasional or regular ante-natal examination. They all realise the importance of having this done so that any physical ailment or malposition may be corrected or treated. Very few return for post-natal examination and are only seen when the infant is brought in for advice on feeding difficulties or treatment of illness. Some of the mothers who live in town take their babies regularly to the Plunket Clinic but infants in rural areas are usually seen by the District Nurse who is Plunket-trained.

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Te Ao Hou, March 1960, Page 59

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ATTITUDE TO ANTENATAL, POSTNATAL CLINICS AND PLUNKET SOCIETY Te Ao Hou, March 1960, Page 59

ATTITUDE TO ANTENATAL, POSTNATAL CLINICS AND PLUNKET SOCIETY Te Ao Hou, March 1960, Page 59

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