Study: Health care providers often ignore pregnant patient consent
Black, Indigenous and people of color giving birth were more likely than White people to experience health providers coercing them to go along with procedures they did not want, or
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Black, Indigenous and people of color giving birth were more likely than White people to experience health providers coercing them to go along with procedures they did not want, or
Black people in the U.S. are twice as likely as white people to be coerced into procedures during perinatal and birth care, and to undergo them without their explicit consent, according to a new study by researchers at UBC’s Birth Place Lab and the U
A new study provides a sweeping look at how birthing experiences differ dramatically for pregnant people of color compared to pregnant white people.
A team that includes B.C. researchers has found that Black, Indigenous and people of colour are more likely to feel pressured into procedures by health providers during pregnancy and birth care.
A team that includes B.C. researchers has found that Black, Indigenous and people of colour are more likely to feel pressured into procedures by health providers during pregnancy and birth care.