1. Volume 65, Pages 72-81 (October 2018)
The Australian Nurse-Family Partnership Program for aboriginal mothers and babies: Describing client complexity and implications for program delivery 
Dorota Zarnowiecki, PhD, Ha Nguyen, PhD, Catherine Hampton, John Boffa, MBBS MPH, Leonie Segal, PhD 
Midwifery 
Volume 65, Pages (October 2018)
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2. Fig. 1
Number of adversities experienced by Congress FPP clients in Central Australia (n = 276)
aMean adversities calculated from client responses to demographic, maternal health assessment and relationship assessment forms completed at program intake. Data for all clients who completed at least one form is included (n = 71 clients completed all forms). There was considerable missing data in particular for primary language (n = 116) and depression (n = 146) variables. Thus adversity scores will be a lower bound estimated.
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