Rural Women's Experiences of Maternity Care: Implications for Policy and Practice
Jude Kornelsen and Stefan Grzybowski
with Michael Anhorn, Elizabeth Cooper, Lindsey Galvin, Ann Pederson and Lana Sullivan
(July 2005) This study examines rural women's experiences of maternity care in the context of health care restructuring and regionalization. Using a community-based qualitative research model, the authors interviewed women, care providers, health care administrators and local leaders in four rural communities in British Columbia to better understand the impact of the current model of maternity care on women and their families.
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