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A secondary mixed methods analysis examining midwives' responses regarding patient sexual orientation and gender

Jennifer M Goldberg1, Jenny Gong2, C J Blennerhassett3

  • 1Division of Social and Behavioural Health Sciences, Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto, College St., Toronto, Canada; Registered Midwife, Ontario 500-155, Canada.

Midwifery
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Keywords:
Gender identityLGBTQ+MidwiferySOGI disclosureSexual and gender minoritiesSexual orientation

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