Les parturientes « africaines » en France et la césarienne

Sauvegrain, Priscille

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“…Csection delivery is a good example of these inequalities since African women have higher risk of having a C-section delivery(28). 'African women' englobes women born in Africa as well as 2nd generation migrant African women, demonstrating a "racization" effect, that is naming indiscriminately women of various cultural a liation according to their skin color, rather than identifying the delivery issues speci c to each of them (29,30).…”

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Pregnancy experience among West-African migrant women during covid-19 pandemic in France

LEIMDORFER,

OGRIZEK,

AZRIA

et al. 2023

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Background The health crisis led to numerus questions regarding health care measures, psychological experience of lockdown, and health care access inequities according to migration status during pregnancy. This qualitative study explores the subjective experience and cultural representations around pregnancy and mother-child bond among migrant mothers of first and second generation during the Covid-19 pandemic in France.Method We conducted semi-structured interviews to collect the experience of migrant mothers from West Africa who had given birth between October 2021 and may 2022 (in between covid’s 4th and 6th wave) in two maternity hospitals in France. We used interpretative phenomenological analysis to explore the data.Results Nine mothers, first and second generation of migrants from West African countries were included. Three different themes emerged: increased holding capacities from health-workers and family concerning pregnancy issues in the pandemic context; mothers’ wisdom in their description of the pandemic; and increased awareness induced by pandemic context on cultural representations and mental shuffle regarding motherhood.Conclusion More generally, our research is an invitation to reflect on health care inequalities and how to deal with cultural differences during perinatal period, regardless of the sanitary or political context.

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confidence: 99%

Pregnancy experience among West-African migrant women during covid-19 pandemic in France

LEIMDORFER,

OGRIZEK,

AZRIA

et al. 2023

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Racisme et disparités de santé

Blanc¹

2022

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Choisir la césarienne : une pratique où convergent habitus de classe et intérêts médicaux

Gelly¹,

Cristofalo²,

Gasquet‐Blanchard³

2019

Revue Française Des Affaires Sociales

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Dans un contexte d’interrogation de la pertinence des pratiques autour de l’accouchement, nous analysons le choix de la césarienne comme produit des rapports de classe et de l’offre médicale. Par une enquête qualitative dans une maternité privée de type 1 accueillant une clientèle très aisée, et pratiquant la césarienne à des taux élevés, nous explorerons les logiques professionnelles et les logiques de classe qui contribuent à rendre compte de l’offre et de la demande de césarienne. L’article analyse les conditions sociales de possibilité d’une préférence pour la césarienne, du côté des femmes comme du côté des obstétricien·ne·s, et rend compte des modalités du choix de la césarienne par les femmes et de ses modalités de légitimation, par les obstétricien.ne.s, lorsqu’elle est pratiquée en dehors des critères définis par les recommandations médicales nationales.

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Les parturientes « africaines » en France et la césarienne

Cited by 5 publications

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Pregnancy experience among West-African migrant women during covid-19 pandemic in France

Pregnancy experience among West-African migrant women during covid-19 pandemic in France

Racisme et disparités de santé

Choisir la césarienne : une pratique où convergent habitus de classe et intérêts médicaux

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