Why birthplace still matters for infants born before 32 weeks: Infant mortality associated with birth at 22-31 weeks' gestation in non-tertiary hospitals in Victoria over two decades

Background Very preterm infants born in non‐tertiary hospitals (‘outborn’) are known to have higher mortality rates compared with infants ‘inborn’ in tertiary centres. Aim The aim of this study was to report changes over time in the incidence of outborn livebirths, 22–31 weeks and infant mortality r...

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