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- CALL THE MIDWIFE NURSE PATSY GAY STORYLE: FANS PRAISE SHOW AFTER TOUCHG ROMANCE SCEN AIR
- CALL THE MIDWIFE HOMOPHOBIA STORYLE MOV VIEWERS TO TEARS AS GAY MAN IS FORCED TO TAKE ''CURE'' MEDITN
- GAY MIDWIV
CALL THE MIDWIFE NURSE PATSY GAY STORYLE: FANS PRAISE SHOW AFTER TOUCHG ROMANCE SCEN AIR
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One possible terpretatn clus the stereotype of the male rer as is seen prented all too equently the popular media (Gay Belfast, 2010) troductory example may monstrate that homophobic anxiety featur the perceptns and teractns of some midwiv wh their lleagu. For the reasons, we seek to exame what has been published about the regnn of gay and lbian midwiv as lleagu midwifery wh a health-re the time of wrg, this aspect of life, pecially the work place, is addrsed the Uned Kgdom (UK) by the Equaly Act (Sexual Orientatn) Regulatns 2007 (SI 2007/1263). Sectn snippetsMethodsTo accs relevant lerature, we ed CINAHL, Google Scholar and PubMed and the search terms ‘midwife’, ‘midwiv’ and ‘midwifery’ batn wh ‘lbian’, ‘gay’, ‘homosexual’, ‘LGBT’/‘GLBT’ and ‘homophobia’.
CALL THE MIDWIFE HOMOPHOBIA STORYLE MOV VIEWERS TO TEARS AS GAY MAN IS FORCED TO TAKE ''CURE'' MEDITN
* gay midwife *
The midwife, who is gay or lbian.
To intify, through searchg the published lerature, midwifery's attus to gay and lbian midwiv.
Var aspects of culture affect the acceptance of the lleague who is gay or lbian.
GAY MIDWIV
It is uncerta whether the midwife-woman relatnship is ls easily achieved by the gay or lbian midwife. The first pap I ever had was performed by a gay man who was seen as pretty radil my small town. A signifint number of LGBTQ+ people have reported the negative impact of experiencg mory strs cludg homophobia, transphobia and biphobia [12].
“I am 59 and I am a gay man but for somebody who is 59 and for a woman who’s 19, who’s a lbian, my experience of beg gay is very different om hers, or uld be, or uld be somebody their 70′s”. A clearer specific foc and thread throughout and across the nursg and midwifery programm was viewed as necsary to enable stunts to rpond effectively to the psychosocial needs of gay men, lbians, bisexuals and trans people wh the ntext of LGBTQ+ health issu they will enunter practice. In other s, the amic was gay and had taken on the role of ensurg that LGBTQ+ health was visible the nursg and midwifery programme.
“I have brought my own experienc as a gay man, but I am very mdful that I am a gay man and not a lbian or bisexual and I am still learng a lot, but I suppose I have my own sights.