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Use of Progesterone Treatment for the Prevention of Recurrent Preterm Birth: Identification of Obstacles to Change
American Journal of Perinatology, 10/13/09

Lim AC et al. – Specific factors hampering implementation for gynecologists were working in nonteaching hospitals and absence of progesterone treatment in local protocols. For midwives and patients, unfamiliarity with progesterone was the most notable finding. The major reason for failure of implementation of progesterone treatment to prevent recurrent preterm birth is absence of this treatment in protocols and lack of familiarity with this treatment in midwives and patients.

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