Ignored, threatened, berated: After difficult childbirth experiences, new parents seek healing by speaking up | PSNet

Ignored, threatened, berated: After difficult childbirth experiences, new parents seek healing by speaking up | PSNet

NEWSPAPER/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Published December 4, 2019

Ignored, threatened, berated: After difficult childbirth experiences, new parents seek healing by speaking up

Preseton E. Ignored, threatened, berated: After difficult childbirth experiences, new parents seek healing by speaking up. Stat News. November 8, 2019.

Maternal harm and morbidity are recognized patient safety concerns. This article highlights tactics to enable feedback on suboptimal care experiences to facilitate improvement and emotional healing for patients.

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