Navigating cultural ambiguity in antenatal consultations: a qualitative study to inform culturally competent birth plan discussions with ethnically minoritised women in the United Kingdom [Presentation]

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Goh, K. and Knight-Davidson, P. 2026. Navigating cultural ambiguity in antenatal consultations: a qualitative study to inform culturally competent birth plan discussions with ethnically minoritised women in the United Kingdom [Presentation]. Semmelweis Medical Linguistics Conference 2026: Ambiguity and Risk in Healthcare Communication. Budapest, Hungary 05 - 06 Jun 2026
TitleNavigating cultural ambiguity in antenatal consultations: a qualitative study to inform culturally competent birth plan discussions with ethnically minoritised women in the United Kingdom [Presentation]
AuthorsGoh, K. and Knight-Davidson, P.
Abstract

A community listening group methodology to inform cultural birth practices and navigate communication risk when caring for Somali, Bengali and Nigerian women in NHS maternity care.

Sustainable Development Goals10 Reduced inequalities
Middlesex University ThemeHealth & Wellbeing
ConferenceSemmelweis Medical Linguistics Conference 2026: Ambiguity and Risk in Healthcare Communication
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Completed05 Jun 2026
Deposited11 Jun 2026
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