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  • Who We Are
    • About Us
    • People
  • Our Work
    • Projects
    • Publications & Presentations
  • Tools
  • Media
  • Recent
    • Respectful Maternity Care Registry
    • Changing Childbirth in British Columbia
    • Giving Voice To Mothers/Inequity and Mistreatment
    • AIMM Interactive Maps
      • AIMM Study Home
      • How Does Your State Rank
      • Key Findings
      • Access the Maps
    • Best Practice Guidelines for Transfer and Collaboration
    • Summit IV
  • COVID-19
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    • Global Task Force
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Cultural Safety and Family Engagement

The health care team supported my cultural or family traditions.

I was allowed to practice cultural rituals in the facility.

I was able to have exactly the people I wanted with me during labor and birth.

Finding a midwife or doctor who shared my heritage, race, ethnic or cultural background was important to me.

Finding a healthcare provider who spoke my language or shared my heritage, gender, sexual orientation , race, ethnicity, or culture was important to me

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