The RCP Midwifery Report
The RCP Midwifery report presents data from the Nova Scotia Atlee Perinatal Database (NSAPD). The report provides a comprehensive analysis of midwifery practices in Nova Scotia, with a focus on key areas such as the number of births, place of birth, number of active midwives, hospital versus home births, and urban vs rural location of births. This aggregated data report presents indicators at both the provincial level and by zone of birthing parent residence. For the purposes of this report, a midwifery client is defined as a client who met at least two of the following three criteria: at least one prenatal visit, at least one postpartum visit, and a midwife present at birth, as either the first or second attendant. Data for 2023 is incomplete.
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RCP Featured Report
Online interactive version of the Nova Scotia Atlee Perinatal Database Report of Indicators: 2010-2019. Key indicators, determinants of health, labour and birth processes, maternal and infant health outcomes.
NIPT- Self Pay
Nova Scotia care providers have identified a need for additional information and guidance with assisting pregnant persons who choose self-pay non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT).
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