Widowhood and Care
Widowhood in War
... Rehana is in the fear of losing her children, as she already lost them for a year after her husband Iqbal’s death. “Dear Husband, I lost our children today.” (3) Her husband’s brother Faiz and his wife Parveen take ...
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Widowhood and HIV: A Narrative of Pain, Illusion and Predicament
... Ajay‘s condition was not improving with the treatment given to him and the doctor advised him to take several tests, one of which confirmed him to be HIV positive. Doctors started the treatment for HIV but his immune ...
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African traditional widowhood rites and their benefits and/or detrimental effects on widows in a context of African Christianity
... traditional widowhood rites and practices with special reference to the comfort or pain to which they subject African ...requisite care of widows. The issue of widowhood in Africa, in terms of the ...
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Perceptions of secondary school social studies teachers about widowhood practices in ohafia education zone; counseling implications
... about widowhood practices in Ohafia education zone in Abia ...on Widowhood Practices Questionnaire (PSSSSTWPQ) which was validated by ...with widowhood include denying windows access to their ...
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Older Adults’ Perceptions of Intergenerational Support After Widowhood: How Do Men and Women Differ?
... Second, our domain-specific analyses among widowed persons present clear gender differences in the patterns of widowed parents’ giving and receiving of help. Widows report higher levels of dependence on their chil- dren ...
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Self-Esteem as A social Effect of Widowhood in Meru County, Kenya: Comparative Study of Widows and Widowers
... The death of a spouse is a moment of devastation and sadness due to loss of love, care, company and livelihood, accompanied by a feeling of abandonment. It represents not simply the departure of a friend and ...
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Family Relations and Remarriage Post Divorce and Post Widowhood in China
... Analyzing event history data from the 2010 China Family Panel Studies and 13 qualitative interviews, we examine the complex and gendered relationship between family relations and remarriage in China. Distinct roles are ...
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Widowhood and property among the Baganda of Uganda : uncovering the passive victim
... Two weeks before I was to begin my field work my former husband died. In the eyes o f my in-laws, I was his widow. Based on what I had heard in and out of court in my experience as a Magistrate and lawyer about the ...
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Health and widowhood: Meanings and experience of elderly women in Chile
... that care during life and especially during ag- ing devolves on women, and within the family structure they are the main ...the care given before the death of the ...
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Examining Poverty from Ethnicity, Local Governance and Socio-Cultural Value System Perspective: Issues of Entitlement, Endowment, Vulnerability, and Empowerment
... child care, thereby making infant mortality a common ...as widowhood rites and social inhibitions, in rural areas constitute some push factors for migration from rural communities to urban ...
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Wellbeing in Bereavement and Widowhood
... of widowhood is very small, as is usually the case for young widows, forewarning of spousal death is important (Balkwell, ...provided care for their spouse may experience lower levels of depression ...
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Access and quality of care for users with hypertension and diabetes mellitus
... health care is provided by the SUS public network, while the Complementary Health System assists around ...Health Care to Systemic Arterial Hypertension (HBV) and Diabetes Mellitus (DM) in Primary Health ...
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Nursing perspectives on perinatal mortality: contextualization and care
... tertiary care and in the multiprofessional team in reducing perinatal death, identify the theoretical position regarding the topic, and verify if theory and practice are allied in the analysis of the data ...
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Transpersonal care and nurses' perception of spiritual assistance to elderly patients in palliative care
... in care and contribute to the nurse's ...Human Care, is the development of a relationship of help and trust that enriches the individual growth of the nurse and the patient, ensuring a relationship without ...
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Care coordination between specialty care and primary care: a focus group study of provider perspectives on strong practices and improvement opportunities
... effective care coordination with one another? 2) How do these perceptions differ between SCPs and PCPs? Care coordination, for which no consensus definition yet exists, is broadly considered by the Agency ...
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Financial Consequences of Widowhood in Europe: Cross-Country and Gender Differences. CEPS ENEPRI Working Papers No. 32, 1 March 2005
... upon widowhood. The degree of financial difficulty after widowhood depends substantially on the prevailing pension laws in each ...of widowhood using both cross-section and panel ...
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Coping with death and bereavement : an exploration of older adults bereavement outcomes and community nurses’ perspectives
... It is evident from the literature discussed above that the focus of existing research concentrates on the experiences of hospital/hospice based nurses working with patients who have COPD, with less attention being paid ...
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Awareness and Disposal Practices of Unused and Expired Medication Among Health Care Professionals and Students in A Tertiary Care Teaching Hospital
... Medicines play a very significant role for treating many diseases and conditions, butat the end of the treatment it is very important to dispose them of properly. So, the knowledge and awareness of proper drug disposal ...
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Evaluation of the structure and multiprofessional care process in diabetes mellitus in primary health care
... health care consultations and technical activities (weight, height, body mass index - BMI), blood pressure, abdominal circumference, capillary glycemia, feet evaluation, ophthalmologic evaluation, laboratory ...
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Communication and interpersonal relations in palliative care assistance
... palliative care is a strategy of care for the patient and family in facing the difficulties they encounter from the discovery of the incurable disease to the experience of mourning for ...the care ...
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