The characteristics of women who use hypnotherapy for intrapartum pain management: Preliminary insights from a nationally-representative sample of Australian women

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A. Steel, J. Frawley, D. Sibbritt, A. Broom and J. Adams

Complementary therapies in medicine, Vol.25, pp.67-70

01/04/2016

PMID: 27062951

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This manuscript presents a preliminary examination of the characteristics of women who choose intrapartum hypnosis for pain management.

Title: The characteristics of women who use hypnotherapy for intrapartum pain management: Preliminary insights from a nationally-representative sample of Australian women
Creators: A. Steel - University of Technology Sydney
J. Frawley - University of Technology Sydney
D. Sibbritt - University of Technology Sydney
A. Broom - University of New South Wales
J. Adams - University of Technology Sydney
Publication Details: Complementary therapies in medicine, Vol.25, pp.67-70
Publisher: Elsevier
Number of pages: 4
Grant note: Endeavour College of Natural Health Postdoctoral Fellow program at University of Technology Sydney DP1094765 / Australian Research Council NHMRC Career Development Fellowship; National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) of Australia Australian Research Council Future Fellowship; Australian Research Council
Identifiers: 991013035750202368
Academic Unit: National Centre for Naturopathic Medicine
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article