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Impact of service‐wide initiatives to support healthy pregnancy weight gain on weight‐related documentation
Excess gestational weight gain is associated with adverse pregnancy outcomes. Addressing barriers to the provision of best practice care that supports healthy pregnancy weight gain could assist staff in clinical care; however, little is known about changes to staff practices after ameliorating barriers.