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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
