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Accessing Emergency Maternity Care: A Framework Analysis of Ambulance Records to Understand Drivers of Inequity and Access to the Ambulance Service for Perinatal Women

2026-06-17

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Background Although use of emergency and urgent care by pregnant and postnatal women in the UK is rising, pre-hospital care experiences remain poorly understood. This study explored free-text digital ambulance care records to understand reasons for contact, communication patterns, and barriers to accessing maternity care. Methods We conducted a qualitative framework analysis of de-i...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-9572654/v1
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