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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Birthing practices"”.
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Generic and professional culture care meanings and practices of Finnish women in birth within Leininger's theory of culture care diversity and universality
… and professional cultural care meanings and practices of Finnish women in birth. The purpose was to discover culture care diversities and universalities of generic and professional care of Finnish women in birth. Discovery of the epistemic and ontological dimensions of women's health and well …
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He Kanohi Kitea Ka Hoki Ngā Mahara: Ngāti Porou kuia tell the stories encompassing their childbirth experiences
… Porou kuia shared the stories of their life and birthing. Their laughter, tears, humor, wisdom and memories exposed awareness to the complexities of Māori thought and the interconnected nature of this knowing. These kuia were all born between 1931 and 1941 therefore their perspective spanned from …
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A qualitative study exploring British Muslim women’s experiences of motherhood while engaging with NHS maternity services
… to refer to people distinguished by beliefs, practices or affiliations. Muslim women commonly observe certain religious and cultural practices during their maternity journey and the little research there is in this area suggests that more could be done from a service provision perspective to …
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Factors associated with pregnant women's participation in a mHealth intervention in Timor-Leste
… in 2015. The survey included knowledge, practices, and health services coverage information, including questions on antenatal and postpartum care, birthing practices, and postpartum care, as well as information about mobile phone ownership and usage. Bi-variate and multi-variate logistic …
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She ain't no mammy: African American midwives' utilization of Ma'at in the preservation and continuation of African epistemology
… epistemological collective, granting access to birthing knowledge that had been maintained and preserved for thousands of years. The survival of this knowledge depended on the midwife’s adaptability to a foreign environment that did not share African cultural values of respect for women and …