Increases in use of Medicare Benefits Schedule mental health items among women who gave birth in New South Wales, 2009-2015
Abstract Objective: To report rates of Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) mental health item use among a sample of women who gave birth in NSW (2009‐2015) and examine if the SAFE START policy increased use of these items among perinatal women. Methods: Data was drawn from women participating in the Au...
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Main Authors: | Nicole Reilly (Author), Nicholas Egan (Author), Marie‐Paule Austin (Author), Peta M. Forder (Author), Deborah Loxton (Author) |
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2022-02-01T00:00:00Z.
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