This paper describes a community based planning project that led to the identification of a learning model of adult education program planning. The paper identifies the model, locates it within the program planning literature, and suggests implications and limitations for practice

Carnegie, Michelle

D'Espaignet, Edouard

Gladigau, Paul

Measey, Mary-Anne

English

The NT Midwives? Collection is a population-based census of all births in public and private hospitals as well as home and other non-hospital births that occur in the Northern Territory. All livebirths and stillbirths of at least 20 weeks gestation or with birthweight of at least 400 grams are included.The main purposes of the information collected is to inform and encourage community discussion regarding the health of the women who give birth as well as that of their babies, to enable evidence-based optimal clinical management, and to assist in the evaluation of the impact of programs aimed at improving the health and welfare of mothers and babies in the Northern Territory

Territory Stories (Northern Territory Government, Australia)

Northern Territory Midwives' Collection, Mothers and Babies 1998

Davis, Dent C.

Ziegler, Mary F.

Kansas State University