Introduction Healthcare systems and facilities are intended to deliver high-quality services to different patients. Unfortunately, cases of bias and prejudice might have disastrous impacts on the experiences of different consumers of care. The objective of this reflective paper is to discuss the search process used to generate this research article: “Experience of and Access to Maternity Care in the UK by Immigrant Women: A Narrative Synthesis Systematic Review”. The discussion also highlights the theoretical perspectives the authors used and the lessons policymakers and researchers can consider and improve patients’ experiences. Background Various search processes and theoretical aspects are involved when conducting research. For instance, when completing a literature review on a given subject, different search strategies, such as using keywords, exact phrases, truncated and wildcard searches, Boolean logic, and citation searching, could be applied to get specific information (Crotty, 1998). Once scholars identify a research article, they can analyze it to understand the theoretical perspectives employed. Positivism is a philosophy hinged on the view that the only trustworthy knowledge is the one gained through facts gained through observation and measurements. As such, a researcher’s role in a study would only be limited to collecting and interpreting data objectively, thus delivering observable and quantifiable results. Researchers thus remain independent of their research, which means they maintain minimal interaction with the study. On the other hand, interpretive approach allows researchers to interpret different elements of their study (Crotty, 1998). Therefore, this perspective integrates human interests into research. Consequently, based on these definitions, it suffices to argue that positivist and interpretive perspectives are associated with quantitative and qualitative research, respectively. The Search Process The article used for this study was selected by searching for certain keywords. Some of the key ones included access to maternity, care services, United Kingdom, and immigrant women. Such specific keywords yielded the desired research article based on the targeted topic. In this case, the interest was on access to maternity care in the UK by immigrant workers, and thus the selected keywords yielded the best article for this discussion (Kemp & Knight, 2016). I considered the use of the Cochrane Library as the best database for supporting the search process. From this analysis, it is notable that I succeeded in hand searching a specific journal focusing on maternal health experiences in the United Kingdom. The search strategy was forward in nature since it succeeded in delivering the intended results (Crotty, 1998). The process was, therefore, effective since I managed to get a timely and informative article about the expectations, observations, and views of many women regarding the nature of maternal medical care. Theoretical Perspective The selected article provides powerful insights regarding the health outcomes and experiences of many foreign-born women who receive maternal services in the United States. The authors focused on the views