This episode of The VBAC Facts® Podcast features Amber Vayo, a maternal health and politics researcher and her work on medical mistrust and the importance of birth stories in shaping health policies. Vayo shares insights on the role of trust, the impact of institutional betrayal, and the significance of listening to women's experiences. The discussion highlights various facets of medical mistrust, the importance of soft skills for clinicians, and how the healthcare system can improve by better addressing grievances. Plus Jen shares a victorious hospital VBA2C story after CPD from Emilie in Alberta, Canada.

Watch for Amber's upcoming book "Birthzillas and Madwives: The Politics of Childbirth" at a store near you and listen to her podcast, Birthzillas: The Podcast.

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Resources Mentioned

• Consulting for Parents, Professionals, Legal & Policy Teams │ VBAC Facts®
• Professional Speaking with Jen Kamel │ VBAC Facts®
• The Truth About Vaginal Birth After Cesarean™ for Families | VBAC Facts® Educational Course for Parents
• State Medical Boards: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver
• How to File a Complaint for Obstetric Violence or Mistreatment in Birth - Birth Monopoly
• VBAC Facts® Professional Membership | VBAC Facts® Continuing Education

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