M L Murray, P Higgins
Computer versus lecture: strategies for teaching fetal monitoring
Journal of perinatology : official journal of the California Perinatal Association
refugee mothers vulnerable cultural stereotyping socioeconomic hardships migrate new country vulnerability often negative impact refugee mothers breastfeeding practices saskatchewan one growing provinces canada noticeable increase refugee population young children limited availability healthcare settings babyfriendly status considering existing gaps knowledge critical ethnographic study aimed explore barriers impede breastfeeding practices refugee mothers saskatchewan seeking ethics approval data collected using multiple methods including indepth interviews undertaken 27 refugee mothers young children age range 1 day 24 months review media communications field observations communitybased servicesfacilities available refugee mothers findings suggest psychosocial barriers healthcare barriers environmental barriers maternal child healthrelated barriers impede breastfeeding practices refugee mothers saskatchewan breastfeeding practices refugee mothers promoted healthcare support culturally appropriate services interpretation services healthcare settings implementation babyfriendly initiatives hospital communitybased breastfeeding campaigns followup services collaborative efforts healthcare settings healthcare providers policymakers public health agencies service providers governments essential support breastfeeding practices refugee mothers