دانلود کتاب Obstetric Violence and Systemic Disparities: Can Obstetrics Be Humanized and Decolonized?

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Contents\nList of Illustrations\nAcknowledgments\nThe Darker and the Lighter Sides of Biomedical Maternity Care\nPart 1. Obstetric Violence and Systematic Racial, Ethnic, Gendered, and Socio-Structural Disparities in Obstetricians’ Practices\nChapter 1. Obstetricians and the Delivery of Obstetric Violence\nChapter 2. “Bad Pelvises”\nChapter 3. “Selfish Mothers,” “Misinformed” Childbearers, and “Control Freaks”\nChapter 4. Implicit Racial Bias in Obstetrics\nChapter 5. Censusing the Quechua\nPart 2. Decolonizing and Humanizing Obstetric Training and Practice? Obstetricians, Midwives, and Their Battles against “The System”\nChapter 6. Decolonizing Biomedical Education in the UK\nChapter 7. Teaching Humanistic and Holistic Obstetrics\nChapter 8. The Inconsistent Path of Russian Obstetricians to the Humanization of Childbirth in Post-Soviet Maternity Care\nChapter 9. The Paradigm Shifts of Humanistic and Holistic Obstetricians\nChapter 10. Interprofessional Education for Medical and Midwifery Students in Aotearoa New Zealand\nChapter 11. The Changing Face of Obstetric Practice in the United States as the Percent of Women in the Specialty Has Grown\nPart 3. The Ethnographic Challenges of Gaining Access to Obstetricians for Surveys, Interviews, and Observations\nChapter 12. The Ethnographic Challenges of Gaining Access to Obstetricians for Surveys, Interviews, and Observations\nConclusions. Concepts, Conceptual Frameworks, and Lessons Learned\nSeries Conclusions. Creating the Anthropology of Obstetrics and Obstetricians and Suggesting Directions for Future Research\nIndex