62 ~A new set of WHO recommendations is the first global step to turn the principles of respectful care into specific strategies. WHO introduced the first global guide to ensure respectful care of mothers and newborn Healthcare World Health Organization (WHO), together with partner institutions, issued a first -of -the -kind manual for the implementation of the principles of respectful and decent care of mothers and newborns. disorders in this area can take various forms – from a neglect of & nbsp; to medical interventions without the consent of the patient. Studies show that such an appeal is still widespread in many countries of the world. 60 ~ p >According to the results of a study conducted in 2019 by the UN special program in the field of human reproduction with the support of WHO, more than 40 percent of women in four countries reported violence or discrimination during childbirth – some were undergoing beas and forced retention. Serious problems with communication were also revealed: more than 75 percent of episiotomy (surgical dissection of the perineum) and 60 percent of vaginal examinations were carried out without the consent of patients. ~ 60 > ~ ~ ~ ~ > “respectful care is not a luxury, but the fundamental right of a person that affects health,” said Hedia. Mehrtash, WHO technical specialist and project leader. – Too often women are excluded from the decision -making process and treat them with neglect or even use violence. The new leadership is a call to action aimed at ensuring that the dignity, equality and respect becomes an integral part of the care of mothers and newborns. ”~ 60 > 60 > new set of WHO recommendations is a global step to turn the principles & nbsp; respectful care into specific actions. It is based on a statement by 2014 on the prevention of disrespectful care during childbirth and reflects the growing recognition that such an appeal not only harms individuals, but also undermines trust in healthcare systems as a whole.