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An early postpartum hospital discharge program: implementation and evaluation.

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The philosophy of the FBC strengthens the concept of childbirth as a normal physiologic process. Couples are guaranteed a high level of quality nursing and medical care. Simultaneously, provisions are made to enhance the family's assertiveness in obtaining a satisfying experience in the hospital that extends to the home environment. With careful planning and decision making throughout the pregnancy, early discharge becomes a satisfying and safe alternative for families and provides a means to decrease the ever rising cost of health care.

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M D Avery, L C Fournier, P L Jones, C P Sipovic. An early postpartum hospital discharge program: implementation and evaluation.. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1552-6909.1982.tb01019.x

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