Inequalities, marginality and the professions

M Saks - Current Sociology, 2015 - journals.sagepub.com
Professional ideologies generally commit to addressing inequalities among clients and/or
the public as part of their altruistic ethos. Sociologists of professions in the Anglo-American …

Not addressing the root cause: An analysis of submissions made to the South Australian Government on a Proposal to Protect Midwifery Practice

E Rigg, V Schmied, K Peters, H Dahlen - Women and Birth, 2015 - Elsevier
Background Reports of unregulated birth workers attending birth at home, with no registered
midwife in attendance (freebirth), have become more frequent in Australia in recent years. A …

Maternity care as a global health policy issue

C Benoit, E Declercq, SF Murray, J Sandall… - … handbook of healthcare …, 2015 - Springer
Governments play a crucial role in defining what is 'maternal health'and decid-ing what
services are included in maternity care delivery. State policies also shape the roles of formal …

[PDF][PDF] Health-related information practices and the experiences of young parents

D Greyson - 2015 - open.library.ubc.ca
Background: Young parents are targeted by a variety of health information interventions,
aiming to educate and monitor them in order to improve population health. However, we …

[PDF][PDF] Introducing midwifery-led birth centres to Ontario

CA Mattison - Health Reform Observer–Observatoire des …, 2015 - mulpress.mcmaster.ca
In Ontario, maternal health systems are changing, with an increasing variety of childbirth
options being offered to low-risk pregnant women. Midwifery became a regulated profession …

[PDF][PDF] Catching Babies: The Politics of Midwifery in Documentary Birth Narratives

MA Martin - 2015 - ida.mtholyoke.edu
Culture is a salient factor in a woman's experience of pregnancy and childbirth. Expectations
of a hospital birth, continuous electronic fetal monitoring, epidurals, and ultrasounds (among …