Background In our globalizing world, caregivers are increasingly being confronted with the
challenges of providing intercultural healthcare, trying to find a dignified answer to the …

Objectives To report on women's and families' expectations and experiences of hospital
postnatal care, and also to reflect on women's satisfaction with hospital postnatal care and to …

Background Studies report mixed findings about rates of both exclusive and partial
breastfeeding amongst women who are migrants or refugees in high income countries. It is …

Objective The number of forced migrants increased worldwide, while pregnant refugee
women are considered a vulnerable group, concerning their physical and mental health …

Background This review aimed to identify and synthesise evidence of Muslim women's
experiences of maternity services in the UK. A systematic review and thematic synthesis of …

Research on women's experiences of infant feeding and related moral discourse suggests
that self‐conscious emotions may be highly relevant to breastfeeding support interactions …

Background Health care improvement efforts should be aligned in order to make a
meaningful impact on health systems. Appropriate care delivery could be a unifying goal to …

Abstract Background In Denmark, 13% of all children are born by non-Western immigrant
women. The public antenatal care has not adapted to this increased diversity of women …

Abstract Background In 2015, 27.5% of births in England and Wales were to mothers born
outside of the UK. Compared to their White British peers, minority ethnic and migrant women …

Background A growing Muslim population in the UK suggests the need for healthcare
professionals (HCPs) to gain a better understanding of how the Islamic faith influences …