The Convergence of COVID-19 and Systemic Racism: An Evaluation of Current Evidence, Health System Changes, and Solutions Grounded in Reproductive Justice.
The Convergence of COVID-19 and Systemic Racism: An Evaluation of Current Evidence, Health System Changes, and Solutions Grounded in Reproductive Justice.
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10.1111/jmwh.13250
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发表时间：
2021-05
影响因子：
2.7
通讯作者：
Amore, Alexis Dunn
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作者：
Britt, Abby J.;Carlson, Nicole S.;Joseph, Naima T.;Amore, Alexis Dunn
美国目前正在经历两种致命流行病的交汇，即系统性种族主义和COVID-19。两者都是广泛的，深深地交织在一起，不成比例地影响黑人，土著，拉丁裔和其他有色人种。这两种流行病的交叉点为怀孕的有色人种带来了一场完美的风暴。她们的妊娠和分娩并发症（包括孕产妇死亡率）的发病率本来就较高，1加上她们感染COVID-19和不良后遗症的风险增加，2联合收割机加在一起，加剧了这些差距。助产护理有可能为系统性种族主义和COVID-19这两大流行病提供有效和创新的解决方案，因此是针对差距的医疗保健举措的基本组成部分。具体而言，必须有意识地努力扩大助产士在各个领域的种族和民族组成。要做到这一点，美国的助产护理必须发展到最完整的版本，超越医疗保健的提供，在政治竞技场、医疗保健组织、教育机构和社区中拥抱倡导和盟友关系。[3]在这个版本的助产护理中，助产士可以通过使用生殖正义透镜来集中精力，以家庭、社区组织、医疗保健提供者和有色人种研究人员的声音为中心。4.生殖正义是一个基于人权和社会正义的框架，
The United States is currently experiencing the confluence of two deadly pandemics, that of systemic racism and of COVID-19. Both are widespread, deeply intertwined, and disproportionately affect Black, Indigenous, Latinx, and other people of color. The intersection of these two pandemics produces a perfect storm for people of color who are pregnant. Their already higher rates of pregnancy and birthing complications, including maternal mortality, 1 coupled with their increased risk of COVID-19 infection and adverse sequelae, 2 combine to potentiate these disparities.Midwifery care has the potential to deliver effective and innovative solutions to the twin pandemics of systemic racism and COVID-19, thus being a fundamental part of healthcare initiatives targeting disparities. Specifically, there must be intentional efforts focused on the expansion of the racial and ethnic composition of midwives across the various domains of the midwifery workforce. To do this, midwifery care in the United States must grow to the fullest version of itself, one which moves beyond healthcare provision to embrace both advocacy and allyship within the political arena, healthcare organizations, educational institutions, and communities. 3 In this version of midwifery care, midwives can best focus their efforts by using a reproductive justice lens centered on the voices of families, community-based organizations, healthcare providers, and researchers of color. 4 Reproductive justice is a human rights-and social justice-based framework that recognizes
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