A questioned authority meets well-informed pregnant women – a qualitative study examining how midwives perceive their role in dietary counselling

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Anna-Lena Wennberg
Åsa Hörnsten
Katarina Hamberg
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[1] Family Medicine,Department of Public Health and Clinical Medicine
[2] University Hospital,Department of Nursing
[3] Umeå University,undefined
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BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth | / 15卷
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Antenatal care; Midwifery; Dietary counselling; Role change; Qualitative content analysis;
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