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Uncovering what hurts and what helps: a patient work systems analysis of contextual factors impacting access to perinatal mental health care in Toronto, Canada
Perinatal mental health (PMH) challenges impact numerous mothers in Canada, with disproportionate effects observed within racialised populations. Despite increasing awareness, disparities in access to care continue to persist. This study explores the lived experiences of racialised mothers access
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