Healthcare providers’ perspectives of disrespect and abuse in maternity care facilities in Nigeria: a qualitative study

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RT @shubyputhussery: Thanks for sharing, and adding one more publication to the 2019 discourse on disrespect and abuse in maternity care..…

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Thanks for sharing, and adding one more publication to the 2019 discourse on disrespect and abuse in maternity care.. this one on maternity care professionals' perspectives from Nigeria https://t.co/6J9CXg4Y60

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RT @shubyputhussery: Maternity care professionals often report the need for training and sensitisation on how to incorporate elements of re…

RT @shubyputhussery: Maternity care professionals often report the need for training and sensitisation on how to incorporate elements of re…

Maternity care professionals often report the need for training and sensitisation on how to incorporate elements of respectful care into everyday practice. Read more in our article https://t.co/byp4aZbjPO @world_midwives @uobnews @uob_ihr @uobpublichealth

Maternity care professionals in our study often reported the need for training and sensitisation on how to incorporate elements of respectful care into everyday practice. https://t.co/byp4aZbjPO