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В отличие от акушерки, не занимается вопросами здоровья матери и ребенка, поскольку обычно не имеет медицинского образования. Прим. ред. [2] Мягкое право (англ. Soft law) — набор правил и руководств, юридическая сила которых находится на этапе обсуждения. Прим. пер. [3] Опиоидный кризис, или опиоидная эпидемия, — растущее число смертей из-за бесконтрольного употребления опиоидных анальгетиков в США в 1990-е годы. Прим. пер. [4] Американская академия кинематографического искусства и наук. Прим. пер. [5] Оригинальное название: Le conflit, la femme et la mère («Конфликт: женщина и мать»). Прим. ред.