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Co-producing principles of engagement to improve the inclusion of black women in UK maternity and neonatal research : a qualitative study
Background. Black women in the United Kingdom persistently experience poor health outcomes in pregnancy and childbirth compared to white women. These healthcare inequities have multiple causalities, and are rooted in intersecting structural, systemic, institutional and sociocultural factors. This is
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