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Background
Refugee women experience higher incidence of childbirth complications and poor pregnancy outcomes. Resettled refugee women often face multiple barriers accessing pregnancy care and navigating health systems in high income countries.
Methods
A community‐based model of group pregnancy care for Karen women from Burma was co‐designed by health services in consultation with Karen families...
IntroductionAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women are two to three times more likely to experience adverse maternal and perinatal outcomes than non‐Aboriginal women in Australia. Persisting health inequalities are at least in part explained by late and/or inadequate access to antenatal care.
MethodsThis study draws on data collected in a population‐based study of 344 women giving birth to an...
Background
Fathers of refugee background are dealing with multiple, interrelated stressors associated with forced migration and establishing their lives in a new country. This has implications for the role of men in promoting the health and well‐being of their families.
Methods
Afghan community researchers conducted interviews with 30 Afghan women and men who had recently had a baby in Australia...
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