198 KB492 KB36 KB2022Drglin, ZalkaGeltar, JakaŠimnovec, Irena1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (21 str.))COBISSID:118985219ISBN:978-961-95882-2-2URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-9PXOLBBDenNatural beginnings – Society for education, free choice and support in pregnancy, childbirth and parenthoodknjigečlovekove praviceelektronske knjigematerenosečniceobporodna oskrbaPorodnicePraviceHuman rights in childbirth in Slovenia| rights of the pregnant woman, woman giving birth, mother of the newborn in a medical institution|The publication Human rights in childbirth gives an overview of various rights a woman giving birth has in a maternity hospital./.../Human rights in childbirth may be summarised in one concise right:As the woman giving birth, you have the right to a safe, suitable, proper, effective, timely, respectful, inclusive, personal and culturally sensitive maternity care of the highest possible standard and to the best available level of your own and the baby’s health and safety./.../1. Health professionals treat you with a positive attitude.The maternity hospital provides you with respectful maternity care. This means that health professionals have a positive, good quality attitude towards you: they are caring, respectful and compassionate; they are genuinely kind to you.1.1 The right to Maintaining and protecting physical and mental integrityThis means, for example, that … their words, behaviour and actions make you feel you are being treated in a humane manner and in such a way that preserves your mental and physical “wholeness” as a unique human being. Your well-being comes first. No one is harming you, either physically or mentally.... you, as an individual in this special situation in life and in these unique circumstances, are at the centre of care.… you receive birth assistance, including physical and mental support, that is suitable for you.… verbal and non-verbal communication with you is kind, friendly and appropriate.This means more precisely, that … no procedures on your body are carried out without your consent including e.g. artificial rupture of membranes, carrying out an episiotomy or fundal pressure.… health professionals separate your newborn from you only if you agree with this.… health professionals do not impose their views regarding pain relieving methodsTEXTknjigebooksSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of Slovenia