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You see what families experience inside the birth system.

If you’re a nurse, midwife, or doula who has supported families at Temple Women & Families Hospital, we want to hear from you.
Share what you’ve observed about communication, informed consent, patient autonomy, clinical culture, and the treatment of Black and brown families.

This review is for the people closest to the care.

You’re often in the room when families are making difficult decisions, asking for help, or trying to be heard. Your perspective can reveal where care is respectful and responsive—and where systems are falling short.

Doulas

Birth, postpartum, community-based, and full-spectrum doulas who have supported clients receiving care at Temple Women & Families Hospital.

Midwives

Certified nurse-midwives and licensed midwives who have provided or participated in maternity care at Temple Women & Families Hospital.

Labor & Delivery Nurses

Labor and delivery, triage, postpartum, NICU, and other nurses who have provided maternity care at Temple Women & Families Hospital.

✓ 100% anonymous. Takes less than 10 minutes.

What happens when a family needs to be heard?

You see how concerns are handled, how options are explained, and whether families are included in decisions about their care.

 

Your review can help Irth identify patterns, elevate what’s working, and push for safer, more respectful maternity care.

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Midwife

Pregnant woman receiving maternity care

Leave a review to help create a better birth experience for everyone

Respect & Dignity
Are patients listened to, believed and treated with respect?

Communication
Do providers clearly explain options and include patients in decisions?

Informed Consent

Are procedures, medications, interventions, risks, and alternatives explained before decisions are made?

TEMPLE WOMEN & FAMILIES HOSPITAL MATERNITY CARE

Frequently asked questions

Who can submit a review?

This review is specifically for nurses, midwives, and doulas who have supported pregnant, birthing, or postpartum families at Temple Women & Families Hospital.

No. You may submit a review whether you are employed by Temple Health, have worked within the system in a professional capacity, or have supported a client there as an independent or community-based doula.

We’re asking about the systems and patterns you’ve observed—not the performance of one individual clinician.

You may share observations about communication, informed consent, patient autonomy, care coordination, escalation of concerns, respect for birth preferences, support for doulas, workplace culture, and racial equity.

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✓ 100% anonymous. Takes less than 10 minutes.

Share your experience today

Your anonymous review can help expecting parents make informed decisions and show hospitals where maternity care needs to improve.

Irth is a project of Narrative Nation, a New York-based 501(c)(3), that creates narrative-centered media and technology to address health disparities. Narrative Nation is a tech non-profit that champions health equity by democratizing the story of inequities to foster systemic change and catalyze behavioral shifts. Learn more at www.WeWriteUs.org

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