How was your last pelvic exam?
The documentary At Your Cervix explores the connection between the way medical and nursing students are taught pelvic exams and the reality that most women experience them as painful and disempowering....
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“This film is an excellent presentation of the harm to both patients and physicians caused by non consensual pelvic exams performed purely for educational purposes. It provides concrete,...
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“At Your Cervix confronts a common and particularly egregious violation of patient bodily autonomy under the guise of medical education and training. This film makes a vitally important contribution to...
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“This was the most important and consequential event I have attended since being at McGill.” The post McGill Quote appeared first on At Your Cervix.
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“It was such a great event. Made my week. I am in awe of the producer/director’s work.” The post great event appeared first on At Your Cervix.
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“I would like to thank you for organizing the outstanding event, At Your Cervix, yesterday. It was truly enlightening and inspiring.” The post Inspiring appeared first on At Your Cervix.
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“One of the most amazing documentaries I have ever seen. It was so informative. There are ties between abortion, the history of midwives vs. gynecology, so much understanding of patriarchy and...
View ArticleRosie Laine
“At Your Cervix is a groundbreaking film that starts critical conversations about consent in pelvic care, ethics in medical education, and trauma-informed pelvic care. This film has the power to be...
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“As a medical student at Yale, I strongly believe that all medical trainees should see At Your Cervix as part of their learning. The film brings to light how medical students are frequently put in...
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