Relative risks comparing outcomes up to 2 years after delivery for eligible mothers during and after the FNP enrolment period, or living in an area in which FNP was never offered, relative to eligible mothers in sites before the FNP enrolment period.

<p>Relative risks comparing outcomes up to 2 years after delivery for eligible mothers during and after the FNP enrolment period, or living in an area in which FNP was never offered, relative to eligible mothers in sites before the FNP enrolment period.</p>

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Main Author:	Katie Harron (312648) (author)
Other Authors:	Francesca Cavallaro (3540680) (author), Jan van der Meulen (151230) (author), Eilis Kennedy (9088840) (author), Ruth Gilbert (122786) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Biotechnology Developmental Biology Cancer Science Policy Infectious Diseases Computational Biology generalised linear models family nurse partnership 28 completed weeks improving child development unplanned hospital admissions time adolescent mothers nurses support mothers 06 ), compared identify unplanned maternal 185 eligible mothers xlink "> child fnp active periods england </ p xlink "> eligible mothers child admissions maternal admissions evaluated child child hospitalisations mothers delivering fnp ), 02 ), maternal characteristics wider impact selected areas related diagnoses march 2019 make choices linked cohort home visits home visiting healthy pregnancies four first around one april 2010 aged 13 2 years
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Relative risks comparing outcomes up to 2 years after delivery for eligible mothers during and after the FNP enrolment period, or living in an area in which FNP was never offered, relative to eligible mothers in sites before the FNP enrolment period.

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