UNCONSCIOUS DISCRIMINATION and SOCIETAL NORMS: impact on perinatal care.

'Preferences' or 'implicit cognitive biases' are automatic and unconscious prejudices (on age / ethnicity / gender / socio-economic background, etc.) that can have an impact on the behavior of caregivers.

-Social inequalities in health and differentiated care : Elie Azria, gynecologist-obstetrician, Maternity Saint Joseph, INSERM U1153  (Paris)

- Unconscious discrimination: definitions, how to measure them, how to interpret these tests?Juliette Richetin, psychologist, University of Milan

-Pregnancy monitoring and discrimination: socio-anthropological approach (BIP study): Priscille Sauvegrain, midwife, INSERM U1153 (Paris)

-Societal norms, social representations of caregivers : impact on perinatal interviews: Lionel Dany (psychologist), Marseille