Exploring the relationship between communication, experience and outcome for Black pregnant women receiving midwifery antenatal care: a conversation analytic study.

niversity of Ulster0 个研究点目标入组 40 人开始时间: 2024年6月27日最近更新: 2024年8月26日

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•This research has two distinct participant groups with two different inclusion criteria.
•Pregnant people participants
•1. Black pregnant women or birthing people receiving antenatal care at a participating site with a participating midwife
•2. Black identity will be determined by self-identification as any of the following racially characterised ethnicities on their NHS ethnicity data, as indicated on their consent form: Black or Black British - African, Black, or Black British - Caribbean, Black or Black British – Any other Black background, Mixed - White and Black Caribbean, Mixed – White and Black African
•3. Attending a routine antenatal appointment from the booking appointment to the 40-week appointment
•Midwife participants
•1. White midwives delivering antenatal care at a participating site
•2. White identity will be determined by self-identification as White - British, White - Irish or White – any other White background, as indicated on their consent form

•Pregnant people participants
•1. Pregnant women or birthing people who do not meet all the inclusion criteria, e.g., pregnant people with other racially characterised ethnicities
•2. Pregnant people who require a formal or informal interpreter during their appointment
•3. Pregnant people with impaired capacity to consent, who require support to access antenatal care or make decisions about their care
•4. Pregnant people under the age of 18
•5. Pregnant people attending a non-routine or 41- or 42-week appointment
•Midwife participants
•Participants who do not meet the inclusion criteria

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niversity of Ulster