HUSKOVÁ, Michala: How women describe birth care in hospitals? [Diploma Thesis]. Pan-European University in Bratislava. Faculty of Psychology. Department of General Psychology. Supervisor: Mgr. Katarína Greškovičová, PhD. Degree of Qualification: Master’s Degree (Mgr.). Bratislava 2019, 60 pages and 3 appendix.The thesis deals with the birth care of women. It refers to models of care in this area in our country and abroad and describes the quality of care for mothers. The work contains brief characteristics of medical staff, the role of obstetricians, doctors and midwives. The work is also devoted to other people who are present at birth, such as a female partner or a doula. Emphasis is placed on the psychological aspects of midwifery, dealing with bonding, bonding support and its benefits. In the empirical part of the thesis, the main goal is to give a picture of midwifery care in Slovakia through qualitative data processing from the Babies Born Better project. It is a secondary analysis of the answers to open questions by means of concept maps and codes created in the atlas.ti 8 program. 399 women, primiparous from all over Slovakia with an average age of 35, participated in the research. The results of the work are recorded in individual graphs, which are categorized into several categories. The research showed that the mothers were very satisfied with the provision of midwifery, except for nurses where we had some negative effects.