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Limitations to institutional delivery among Ashaninka mothers of the Peruvian Amazon

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Patients' experiences during institutional childbirth (n = 57).
ExperiencesResponseInstitutional birth
n%
The healthcare facility has young healthcare personnel, such as practitioners/serumists, whom I consider inexperienced.No4375.4
Yes1424.6
Healthcare personnel do not speak the Ashaninka language, resulting in poor communication.No4987.5
Yes712.5
You do not receive adequate explanations before medical procedures or treatment.No1221.1
Yes4578.9
Healthcare personnel persuade me or prohibit my customs.No915.8
Yes4884.2
I have felt discriminated against.No5494.7
Yes35.3
I consider vaginal touching to be a sign of violence.No4680.7
Yes1119.3
Fear of episiotomy.No3357.9
Yes2442.1
Refusal of perineal washing and/or shaving.No5494.7
Yes35.3
Refusal of the horizontal position for childbirth.No57100.0
Yes00.0
Falta de insumos para atención del parto.No3561.4
Yes2238.6
Obstetric violence: mistreatment during childbirth (shouting, pulling on the legs or hands, insults)No5189.5
Yes610.5
The feeling of coldness and lack of warmth from the healthcare professional during childbirth.No4986.0
Yes814.0
I had a complication during or after childbirth: postpartum hemorrhage, preeclampsia, infection, retained placenta, retained placental tissue, among others.No5494.7
Yes35.3

Source, Prepared by the authors based on study data.