Exploring Western Australian Women's experiences of sharing positive birth stories
Abstract Background Fear can impact childbirth experiences, yet most birth stories women hear portray birth as unfavourable, and women must actively seek out positive birth stories. Aims and objectives We aim to explore how women feel when sharing positive birth stories and the socially constructed...
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Main Authors: | Zaneta Ann Neucom (Author), Kelly Johanna Prandl (Author) |
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2022-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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