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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Pregnant Incarcerated"”.

  1. Access to Doula and Midwifery Support for Washington State’s Incarcerated Population: A Qualitative Policy Assessment

    … and Midwifery Support for Washington State’s Incarcerated Population: A Qualitative Policy Assessment Background: This thesis assesses perceptions of key stakeholders regarding Washington State RCW 72.09.588 and its impact on the birth support choices and reproductive health of pregnant people …

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  2. Home Visiting with Justice System Involved Women: A Qualitative Study

    … Option program and their home visiting work with pregnant incarcerated women. The study explored the experience in services, support and barriers encountered by pregnant incarcerated women receiving home visiting services. Method: Study participants included focus groups with (a) pregnant women in …

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  3. Ethical and Clinical Concerns for Incarcerated Pregnant Women and their Children

    … of the deliberate indifference test involving incarcerated pregnant women specifically. The practice of mass incarceration within this country has contributed greatly to the number of women and pregnant women incarcerated, without the necessary advancements or even establishment of healthcare …

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  4. An Exploratory Study of the Impact of the Baby and Mother Bonding Initiative (BAMBI) in Previously Incarcerated Mothers

    … increase in the number of women who have been incarcerated in prisons across the United States during the past decade and the fastest growing segment are women of childbearing age (Zust, Busiahn, & Janisch, 2013). Texas leads the United States in the number of women incarcerated and 5% are …

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