Gestational weight gain counselling practices among different antenatal health care providers: a qualitative grounded theory study

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HOT OFF THE PRESS 🚨: new paper published in @BioMedCentral Pregnancy & Childbirth exploring gestation weight gain counselling practices across antenatal HCPs by @MacMidwifery Research Centre Scientific Director, @BMurrayDavis, and the DOH-NET team! h

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