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Delivering care under uncertainty: Swiss providers’ experiences in caring for women with spinal cord injury during pregnancy and childbirth – an expert interview study
... During the process of axial coding, which was our second step, we used the ‘paradigm model’ of Strauss and Corbin [29]. We coded for similarities and differ- ences in the data, which involved constantly compar- ing ...
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“A patchwork of services” – caring for women who sustain severe perineal trauma in New South Wales – from the perspective of women and midwives
... of caring for women who sustain SPT, however the CMC partici- pants of this study come from metropolitan and rural NSW, Australia, therefore the context of these findings were specific to NSW and these ...
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Women’s well-being improves after missed miscarriage with more active support and application of Swanson’s Caring Theory
... identify women with nonviable pregnancy earlier in their gestation terms and also to identify those women who experience severe grief reac- tion after the ...to women experiencing symptoms and who ...
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Finding out what works and what doesn't work : caring for women with a fungating tumour of the breast : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Nursing at Massey University, Albany Campus, New Zealand
... 6 Conclusion To conclude, this study has provided evidence to support finding what works and what doesn't work as a core variable utilised by nurses caring for women with a fungating tum[r] ...
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A multi-method evaluation of interprofessional education for healthcare professionals caring for women during and after pregnancy
... for women during and after pregnancy (National Maternity Review, 2016; Public Health England, ...pregnancy. Women themselves also recognise the importance of interprofessional collaboration, and want ...
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When feminist ideas are hijacked: how the demand for men to take up child care responsibilities impacts formal child care policy
... child caring responsibilities and argued that women’s achievements in other areas amounted to nothing without the sharing of child care responsibilities between men and women: “Only if the pattern of child ...
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Experiences of parenting children with disabilities : a qualitative study on the perspectives of mothers of children with disabilities in Zambia
... instances women were divorced for having a child with severe disabilities, while others were not financially supported by their ...in caring and providing for their children with disabilities (John, 2012, ...
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Application of “Swanson’s Middle Range Caring Theory” in Sweden after miscarriage
... Range Caring Theory is an effec- tive and sensitive guide to clinical practice with women who have experienced a miscarriage ...therapeutic caring process which are maintaining belief, knowing, being ...
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Towards a Europe for all ages. Promoting prosperity and intergenerational solidarity. Communication from the Commission. COM (99) 221 final, 21 May 1999
... Better sharing of family responsibilities between men and women and more carer-friendly employment policies addressing caring for older dependants as well as for children need to be furt[r] ...
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Economic Independence For Mothers of Young Children: Impossible Dream or Agenda For Change?
... that women continue to carry out the vast bulk of unpaid work involved in caring for young children, and to suffer the resulting short-term and long-term economic ...of women have interrupted and/or ...
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Social Causes to Sickness Absence among Men and Women with Mental Illnesses
... nine women from the county of Oppland, Norway were diagnosed with mental illnesses in accordance with the ICD-10 medical classification system (n = ...Results: Women experience family burdens and ...
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<p>Solo Mothers After Assisted Conception and Their Experiences with Postnatal Care</p>
... these women ’ s struggle for legitimacy, and according to a Swedish pilot study, 14 being a solo mother is associated with a high degree of vulnerability to social ...these women and their ...single ...
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Muslim women having abortions in Canada
... Muslim women presenting for abortion come from many countries and schools of ...Muslim women that we surveyed was so diverse that no generalizations can be made about ...physicians caring for Muslim ...
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“I Worry about My Community”: African American Women Utilizing Communal Notions of Citizenship in the Social Studies Classroom
... American women participants in this study, at times, drew on cultural (Flores, 1997a, 1997b; Rosaldo, 1994, 1997), active (Avoseh, 2001), and participatory communal (Knight & Watson, 2014) notions of ...
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Because we're family : a study of kinship care of children in New Zealand : a thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Social Work at Massey University, Albany Campus
... A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE Introduction In 1993, a group of women caring for extended family children under the terms of the 1989 Children, Young Persons, and their Families Act presente[r] ...
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Dementia : through the eyes of women
... to women and dementia are clear, the voices of women affected by dementia – whether they are living with dementia or caring for or working with people with dementia – are ...
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The Meaning of Patient-Nurse Interaction for Older Hospitalized Women: A Phenomenological Study
... thing, and so it felt as though we had some common ground, and it just made you feel very secure, very secure, and very cared for (Interview with Ann, 19, November 2014). A common bond developed between Ann and the nurse ...
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Women's pensions in the European Union and the current economic crisis
... many women, particularly those with caring commitments, of the move towards greater individual responsibility and risk in pension saving (with increasing moves towards DC schemes) in many countries is ...
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Supporting part time learners in higher education: equalities and inequalities
... In examining some key UK policies over the past five years, and their effects, I shall begin with the sudden announcement in 2007 of a new policy in England which meant that state funding was no longer available from the ...
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Zika Virus Diagnosis and Management During Pregnancy and In Infancy
... providers caring for pregnant women with possible Zika virus exposure in response to 1) declining prevalence of Zika virus dis- ease in the World Health Organization’s Region of the Americas (Americas) and ...
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