Abstract : A woman's childbirth experience leaves a lasting impact on her life, and ensuring quality healthcare during this crucial time is essential for upholding women's fundamental human rights. When women encounter mistreatment or receive inadequate healthcare services during childbirth, their rights are violated.
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Cite : Nautiyal, K., & Singh, J. (2024). A Study To Determine The Experience Of Reproductive Age Women Towards Birthing And Their Perception & Knowledge Towards Nurse-Midwives In Delhi, India (1st ed., p. 7). Global Research Foundation. https://doi.org/10.52458/9788197040849.2024.eb.ch-02
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