Safe Birth and Cultural Safety in southern Mexico: Study protocol for a randomised controlled trial

Keyphrases

• Safety Culture 100%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 100%
• Traditional Midwives 100%
• Southern Mexico 100%
• Safer Conception 100%
• Health Systems 75%
• Guerrero 75%
• Health Care Services 50%
• Indigenous Communities 50%
• Indigenous Women 50%
• Usual Care 50%
• Maternal Health Outcomes 50%
• Midwives 50%
• Universidad 25%
• Indigenous Groups 25%
• Indigenous Population 25%
• Health Personnel 25%
• Healthcare 25%
• Human Resources 25%
• Traditional Knowledge 25%
• Healthcare Professionals 25%
• Scarce Resources 25%
• Financial Resources 25%
• Indigenous Families 25%
• Traditional Health 25%
• Motherhood 25%
• Health Care Costs 25%
• Healthcare Staff 25%
• Access to Care 25%
• Broker 25%
• Cluster Randomized Trial 25%
• Change of Measure 25%
• Appropriate Referral 25%
• Traditional Midwifery 25%
• Indigenous Culture 25%
• Quality Care 25%
• Mexican States 25%
• Savi 25%
• Received Support 25%
• Birth Attendant 25%
• Pregnancy Complications 25%
• Traditional Cultural 25%
• High-risk Cases 25%
• Apprentices 25%
• Traditional Resources 25%
• Mixteco 25%
• Stipend 25%
• Birth Complications 25%
• Indigenous Indicators 25%
• Cultural Activities 25%
• Nahua 25%
• Amuzgo 25%
• Ethical Approval 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Randomized Controlled Trial 100%
• Traditional Birth Attendant 100%
• Cultural Safety 100%
• Health Service 75%
• Health System 50%
• Health Outcomes 50%
• Maternal Welfare 50%
• Household 25%
• Health Care Cost 25%
• Patient Referral 25%
• Obstetrics 25%
• Indigenous Population 25%
• Pregnancy Complication 25%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Traditional Birth Attendant 100%
• Cultural Safety 100%
• Health Care 75%
• Health Outcomes 50%
• Maternal Welfare 50%
• Pilot Study 25%
• Health Care Personnel 25%
• Indigenous Population 25%
• Patient Referral 25%
• Household 25%
• Healthcare System 25%
• Birth Attendant 25%
• Pregnancy Complication 25%