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How just and fair are consent and debriefing for caesarean sections in Cameroon? An exploration of women’s and providers’ perspectives

2026-03-10

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Women-centeredness and a positive experience of caesarean sections (CS) care is contingent upon just, equitable and fair treatment of women during informed consent and post-operative debriefing, yet evidence from low-resource settings remains scarce. This study explored how routine practices of informed consent and post-operative debriefing for CS in West Cameroon speak to justice and fairness. From March 2024 to...

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10.64898/2026.03.10.26348005
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