Film 8: Removal at birth: Women’s perspectives

Published: 22/05/2019

Claire Mason shares messages from her interviews with 72 birth mothers, nearly half of whom had experienced the removal of a newborn infant within hours or days of their child’s birth.

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Mason C. (2019). Removal at birth: Women’s perspectives from the Vulnerable Birth Mothers and Recurrent Care Proceedings study. Dartington: Research in Practice.

Speaker: Claire Mason, Senior Research Associate, Centre for Child and Family Justice Research, Lancaster University. Claire shares messages from the study and, in particular, from her interviews with 72 birth mothers, nearly half of whom had experienced the removal of a newborn infant within hours or days of their child’s birth.

Part of the 'Working with recurrent care-experienced birth mothers resource pack'.

 

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