Building more inclusive pregnancy services for trans and non-binary people isn't about a culture war

By Sally Pezaro, Adjunct Associate Professor, Assistant Professor and Registered Midwife, Coventry University
Adam Jowett, Associate Head, School of Psychological, Social & Behavioural Sciences, Coventry University

It’s been reported that NHS England has paused plans to deliver a training programme to improve inclusion of gender diversity in pregnancy services. This is following a reported “revolt” by midwives. However, our recent research suggests training is needed and that professionals may actually welcome it.

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