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Pregnancy experiences and outcomes are dramatically disparate for different racial groups, especially for Black and Indigenous women. In addition, nearly half of all pregnancies in the United States occur when individuals do not desire them, and at least half of these pregnancies are carried to term. But research is limited about how women make decisions around their pregnancies and the types and quality of health care they are able to get. ANSIRH’s research aims to answer questions about racial disparities, women’s behavior, choices, desires, and needs during pregnancy.

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September 26, 2024

“We’re Checking a Box and, You Know, Covering Our Own”: Health Professionals’ Descriptions of Hospital-Policy Making Regarding Child Welfare Reporting Related to Birthing People’s Drug Use

Alexander K, Terplan M, Roberts SCM. “We’re Checking a Box and, You Know, Covering Our Own”: Health Professionals’ Descriptions of Hospital-Policy Making Regarding Child Welfare Reporting Related to Birthing People’s Drug Use. Journal of Substance Use and Addiction Treatment. September 2024; http://doi.org/10.1177/29767342241273416.