集体护理中关系的力量

The Practising Midwife Pub Date : 2024-07-01 DOI:10.55975/fvoh5209

Anna Horn, Jalana Lazar

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在这次访谈中，团体护理研究人员贾拉娜-拉扎尔（Jalana Lazar）和安娜-霍恩（Anna Horn）从团体护理的提供者和接受者的角度，讨论了团体护理的生活体验。通过实地调查，她们揭示了妇女、助产士和其他医护人员之间的关系网。她们共同探讨了集体护理的一个关键特征--关系建立--探索该模式在弥合跨学科关系和应用关系型孕产妇护理方面的潜力。

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The Power of Relationships in Group Care

In this interview, group care researchers Jalana Lazar and Anna Horn discuss the lived experiences of group care, from the perspectives of those providing and receiving group care. Informed by their fieldwork, they unpick the web of relationships amongst women, midwives and other health care professionals. Together, they consider a key group care feature – relationship building – exploring the model’s potential to bridge interdisciplinary relationships and apply relational maternity care.

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