Women and babies of African and Caribbean heritage in Scotland continue to experience significant disparities throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and after childbirth.
This report highlights the maternity care experiences of women of African and Caribbean heritage in the Lothian region.
It offers recommendations informed by collective lived and professional expertise to address these longstanding disparities
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