Understanding disparities in person-centred maternity care: The potential role of provider implicit and explicit bias

Keyphrases

• Socioeconomic Status 100%
• Implicit Bias 100%
• Explicit Bias 100%
• Person-centered Maternity Care 100%
• Status Bias 60%
• Differential Treatment 40%
• Provider Perceptions 40%
• Structural Change 20%
• Adaptation 20%
• Low Socioeconomic Status 20%
• Policy Change 20%
• Healthcare Settings 20%
• Health Disparities 20%
• Childbirth 20%
• Situational Factors 20%
• Vignettes 20%
• Implicit Association Test 20%
• Mixed-methods Study 20%
• Provider Training 20%
• Maternity 20%
• Treatment of Women 20%
• Timely Manner 20%
• Multilevel Approach 20%
• Western Kenya 20%
• Women's Expectations 20%
• Low-resource Settings 20%
• Ability to Pay 20%
• Women's Attitudes 20%
• Accountability Mechanisms 20%
• Responsive Caregiving 20%
• Maternity Care 20%
• Respectful Care 20%
• Convergent Mixed Methods 20%

Psychology

• Healthcare 100%
• Burnout 100%
• Mixed Methods 100%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Socioeconomic Status 100%
• Maternal Care 100%
• Health Service 16%