Supporting Pregnant Black Women during COVID-19: The Essential Role of Perinatal Support Professionals

Heather Marie Rice; Cyleste Cassandra Collins

Supporting Pregnant Black Women during COVID-19: The Essential Role of Perinatal Support Professionals

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Abstract

This study examined pregnancy and birth experiences of Black women in Cleveland, Ohio during COVID-19. In-depth interviews were conducted with women who were pregnant or recently delivered, and focus groups were conducted with perinatal support professionals (PSPs) who adjusted their service delivery model due to the pandemic’s restrictions.

Original language	English
State	Published - 2022
Event	Council on Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting - Anaheim, California Duration: Jan 1 2022 → …

Conference

Conference	Council on Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting
Period	01/1/22 → …

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