Although the subgroup was small and results did not reach statistical significance, this finding is relevant since comparative studies have shown that professionals from contexts where certain practices are normalized—such as India, in comparison to the United Kingdom—are less likely to identify them as forms of violence [ 22 ].
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Factors Associated with the Perception of Obstetric Violence and Its Emotional Impact on Healthcare Training: A Cross-Sectional Study.
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