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E-grāmata: Birthing Models on the Human Rights Frontier: Speaking Truth to Power

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This book addresses the politics of global health and social justice issues around birth, focusing on dynamic communities that have chosen to speak truth to power by reforming dysfunctional health care systems or creating new ones outside the box.

The chapters present models of childbirth at extreme ends of a spectrum—from the conflict zones and disaster areas of Afghanistan, Israel, Palestine, and Indonesia, to high-risk tertiary care settings in China, Canada, Australia, and Turkey. Debunking notions about best care, the volume illustrates how human rights in health care are on a collision course with global capitalism and offers a number of specific solutions to this ever-increasing problem.

This volume will be a valuable resource for scholars and students in anthropology, sociology, health, and midwifery, as well as for practitioners, policy makers, and organizations focused on birth or on social activism in any arena.

Recenzijas

This publication is a fine example of speaking up, speaking out The stories told here, expertly analysed by the author with searing honesty, compassion and awareness demonstrate[ es] that a model of normal physiologic reproduction without medical or technical intervention can work!

- Lynn R. S. Genevieve, Midwifery Matters, Dec 2022

"This groundbreaking book should spark a revolution in western maternity care systems, if only the powers-that-be would take heed. Because what is almost miraculous is that the examples presented from across the world verifiably achieve superior results at much lower cost and with much higher family satisfaction than those of our own country. They do this by actively centering soft touch into their care systems. These cultures pay honor to the human rights of privacy, security, and freedom, intimacy and autonomy. We can all build thriving families that are emotionally and physically healthier by merging humane practices with technological advances."

- Karen Ehrlich CPM, LM, MA

"How to describe this amazing book! A rich, and richly illustrated with color photographs compendium of current knowledge and wisdom about childbirth, midwifery, human rights, social justice, and more. Presenting models from around the world that are effectively challenging the status quo. And the personal stories of courageous women and men standing up to unjust systems of maternity care make it compelling reading. I hope it inspires you to discuss the critical issues it raises with others who care as deeply as you and I about creating an equitable world, one that is safe and supportive for all childbearing women, babies and families."

- Suzanne Arms, author of Immaculate Deception: A New Look at Women and Childbirth in America

"We use this book as the text for our The Nurse-Midwife in Global and Community Health course. The students learn about midwifery in regions they will never get to visit, and at the same time make connections between the challenges midwives face and the care they give in very different locales. Additionally, they tell me it is the only text book they keep to reread just for fun!"

- Nancy A. Niemczyk, Nurse-Midwife Program Director and Assistant Professor, University of Pittsburgh

List of figures
viii
List of tables
xi
List of contributors
xiii
Acknowledgments xxiv
Introduction: speaking truth to power for social justice in pregnancy and childbirth 1(52)
Betty-Anne Daviss
PART I Models speaking truth through independence: incorporating local practitioners to keep community birth safe
53(76)
1 Bumi Sehat Bali: birth on the checkered cloth
55(20)
Robin Lim
Samantha Leggett
Erin Ryan
Wil Hemmerle
Carly Facius
Kelley Gary
Isabel Odean
Jenny Facius
Kenneth C. Johnson
2 "To bring back birth is to bring back life": the Nunavik story
75(35)
Brenda Epoo
Kim Moorehouse
Maggie Tayara
Jennifer Stonier
Betty-Anne Daviss
3 Home-based lifesaving skills: working with local leaders and families to prevent maternal and perinatal mortality
110(19)
Sandra Tebben Buffington
Lynn Sibley
Deborah Armbruster
Diana Beck
Jody Lori
Michelle Dynes
Lelisse Tadesse
PART II Models that tackle threats to normal birth and human rights issues of access to care
129(122)
4 There's something wrong here: African-American pregnant women and their babies are at greatest risk in the USA
131(14)
Jennie Joseph
5 Bringing back breech: dismantling hierarchies and reskilling practitioners
145(39)
Betty-Anne Daviss
Andrew Bisits
6 What made her think she could win in court?: models of success in seeking justice across cultures in a neoliberal world
184(21)
Betty-Anne Daviss
7 What if another 10% of deliveries in the United States occurred at home or in a birth center?: safety, economics, and politics
205(24)
David A. Anderson
Betty-Anne Daviss
Kenneth C. Johnson
8 Changing childbirth in China: reclaiming midwives and family care
229(22)
Ngai Fen Cheung
Anshi Pan
PART III Models in troubled areas: conflict, post-conflict, or disaster
251(74)
9 Implementing the International Childbirth Initiative (ICI) in disaster zones: Bumi Sehat's experience in Indonesia, Haiti, the Philippines, and Nepal
253(13)
Ibu Robin Lim
Robbie Davis-Floyd
10 Israeli and Palestinian midwives: birthing peace together
266(19)
Mindy Levy
Sera Bonds
Gomer Ben Moshe
Aisha Saifi
11 Are top down or grassroots solutions better in conflict areas?: two approaches to foreign aid in Afghanistan
285(28)
Betty-Anne Daviss
12 Three generations of rural community midwifery in the Philippines: through war, earthquake, tsunami, and now a war on homebirth
313(12)
Edna Beguia
PART IV Pragmatic models: challenging birth management norms and nurturing professional cooperation
325(78)
13 Birth models that nurture cooperation: between traditionally competitive professionals: pizza and other keys to disarmament
327(20)
James A. Ruiter
Carol Cameron
14 "Birth with no regret" in Turkey
347(12)
Hakan Cofeer
Nese Karabekir
Serpil Varhk
15 Where there are no doctors: task shifting of major surgical operations to non-physician clinicians (associate clinicians) for better perinatal outcomes in Tanzania and Mozambique
359(14)
Caetano Pereira
Staffan Bergstrbm
16 Solitary and kin-assisted Raramuri birth: ideals and realities
373(30)
Janneli F. Miller
Conclusions: speaking truth to power individually and collectively will redistribute the power 403(44)
Betty-Anne Daviss
Index 447
Betty-Anne Daviss has served as a midwife for 45 years and is internationally renowned as a breech expert and researcher on home birth and ethnography in childbirth. She is Adjunct Professor at the Pauline Jewett Institute of Gender and Womens Studies, Carleton University, Canada, and has privileges at lHōpital Montfort and the Ottawa Hospital.

Robbie Davis-Floyd is Adjunct Professor in the Department of Anthropology at Rice University, Houston, Texas. She is a well-known international speaker and researcher on transformational models in childbirth, midwifery, and obstetrics.