Traditional Birth Attendants in Samoa: Integration With the Formal Health System

Author： Homer Caroline S. E. Lees Tauaitala Stowers Pelenatete Aiavao Fulisia Sheehy Annabel Barclay Lesley

ISSN： 2156-5295

Source： International Journal of Childbirth, Vol.2, Iss.1, 2012-03, pp. : 5-11

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