Making the hidden seen: A narrative analysis of the experiences of Assumption of Care at birth

Keyphrases

• Family Services 100%
• Midwives 100%
• Community Service 100%
• Childbearing Women 100%
• At Birth 100%
• Narrative Analysis 100%
• Disenfranchised Grief 100%
• New South Wales 50%
• Social Workers 50%
• Women's Experiences 50%
• Professional Experience 50%
• High-risk Women 50%
• Child Welfare 50%
• Substance Abuse 50%
• Guilt 50%
• Abuse of Power 50%
• Birth Timing 50%
• Maternity Care 50%
• Continuity of Midwifery Care 50%
• Maternity Care System 50%
• Child Protection 50%
• Newborn Infant 50%
• Narrative Inquiry 50%
• Models of Maternity Care 50%
• Ethical Aspects 50%
• Women's Safety 50%
• Physical Consequences 50%
• Emotional Isolation 50%
• Guided Interview 50%
• Moral Position 50%
• Child Protection System 50%
• Unwanted Effects 50%
• Child Protection Concerns 50%
• Child Safety 50%
• Therapeutic Justice 50%
• Concealment 50%
• Felt Pressure 50%
• Sense of Meaning 50%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Maternal Care 100%
• Narrative Method 33%
• Case Manager 33%