Continuity-of-care models have been commonly practised in both Australia and New Zealand for many years
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
ANS: False
The continuity-of-care models have been in place in New Zealand for many years—women who seek continuity of care can sign a registration form that renders the Lead Maternity Carer (midwife in this case) responsible for coordinating the woman's care. Access to continuity-of-care models has, until recently, been restricted in Australia.
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