Publications

Reports

Alberta Perinatal Health Program 2007-2008 Annual Report

Preconception Health Framework released April 2007

Alberta Perinatal Health Program Provincial Perinatal Report 2000-2004 Abridged Version released August 2006

Newsletters

Alberta Perinatal Connections, June 2009

Alberta Perinatal Connections, January 2009

Alberta Perinatal Connections May 2008

Alberta Perinatal Connections December 2007

Practice Resources

Alberta Prenatal Care Providers Guide and Resource for Prenatal Care Providers

The Health-Related Maternity Leave Reference Guide's or Quick Reference Guide, Health-Related Maternity Leave

The Intrauterine Growth Restriction Practice Resource

Consultants

Provincial Evaluation of the MOREOB Program Interim Report prepared by Charis Management Consultants

APHP Second Interim Program Evaluation Report prepared by Charis Management Consultants.

Government Organizations

Public Health Agency of Canada. What Mother's Say: The Canadian Maternity Experiences Survey. Ottawa, 2009

The APHP has worked collaboratively with Alberta Health and Wellness on the following reports:

Alberta Reproductive Health Pregnancies and Births Surveillance Report 2009

Alberta Reproductive Health: Pregnancies and Births Report (2006)

Family Centred Maternity and Newborn Care: National Guidelines

Alberta Child Health Surveillance Report (2005)

Health  Research Organizations

Institue of Health Economics Report, Assistive Reproductive Technologies: A Literature Review and Database Analysis, January 2009

Institute of Health Economics Report, Determinants and Prevention of Low Birth Weight: A Synopsis of the Evidence, December 2008.

Institue of Health Economics Report, Consensus Statement on Healthy
Mothers, Healthy Babies: How to Prevent Low Birthweight, 2007

The Alberta Centre for Child, Family and Community Research has released "Reproduction in Alberta: A Look at the Preconception, Prenatal and Postnatal Periods", June 2006

Professional Organizations

The SOGC with Partners from across Canada has developed a paper alled the National Birthing Strategy for Canada.