First 2000 Days Care Connect (FDCC) – effect of a holistic first 2000 days model of antenatal care on attendance and completeness of health checks for pregnant migrants or refugees

Susan Woolfenden0 个研究点目标入组 240 人开始时间: 2021年8月18日最近更新: 2022年4月25日

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•Attending antenatal clinics or postnatal wards at St George, Royal North Shore, Hornsby, Liverpool or Fairfield Hospitals
•Residing in geographical catchment for the respective antenatal clinic or postnatal ward areas of study
•Expectant mother, 16 years of age or older and greater than 20 weeks gestation, or or mother who has recently given birth at the abovementioned hospitals and has not been discharged from postnatal ward
•Newly arrived migrant (< 10 years in Australia) or self-identified refugee (< 10 years in Australia), from a non-English speaking background; and
•Provide a signed and dated informed consent form.

•Do not comprehend the recruitment invitation (determined by limited capacity to communicate proficiently in English with the Project officer and/or potential participant declines the offer of an interpreter in their home language).
•Already enrolled and assigned a research participant ID.
•Have no mechanism for contact (telephone or email).
•Already an active client in a targeted support services (e.g. Sustained Nurse Home Visiting/Perinatal case conferencing)
•Less than 16 years of age at enrollment.
•Migrant > 10 years in Australia or who does not identify as a refugee, or migrant < 10 years in Australia from an English speaking background.
•Not residing in geographical area of study

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Susan Woolfenden