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Breaking the frame: Obstetric violence and epistemic rupture [PDF]

Agenda, 2021
The concept of ‘obstetric violence’ has emerged as an important legal and activist tool in the global quest for humane, equitable, and respectful maternal and intrapartum care.
Rachelle Chadwick
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Obstetric violence [PDF]

Violencia obstétrica como una forma de violencia de género, donde se aborda la falta de conceptualización e identificación de este fenómeno social por parte de la normatividad colombiana a nivel nacional.Universidad LibreFacultad de derechoDerecho ...
Daniela Bandelli, Patrizia Quattrocchi
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Obstetric violence is a misnomer

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology
The term "obstetric violence" has been used in the legislative language of several countries to protect mothers from abuse during pregnancy. Subsequently, it has been expanded to include a spectrum of obstetric procedures, such as induction of labor, episiotomy, and cesarean delivery, and has surfaced in the peer-reviewed literature.
Frank A. Chervenak +10 more
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Obstetric Violence: A Form of Gender-Based Violence

2023
Abstract Obstetric violence is the mistreatment of women in the setting of obstetric care, which includes preconception, medically assisted reproduction, pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum. Obstetric violence follows and perpetuates the devaluation and subjugation of women in patriarchal societies, where socio-cultural conceptions ...
Catarina Barata, Vânia Simões, Francisca Soromenho +2 more
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Unmasking the role of dehumanization in obstetric violence.

Psychology of Violence
Objective: obstetric violence is an increasingly recognized issue in the medical and public realms. Such violence refers to situations where women are subjected to abusive encounters with health care professionals, either through action or omission, during childbirth.
Rotem Kahalon, Verena Klein
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Obstetric violence denied in Spain