[PDF] Top 20 Morbidity Experiences and Disability Among Canadian Women

... common among women (Figures 8 and 9), whereas the prevalence of reporting one chronic condition only was not more common among ...of disability was higher among women than men ... See full document

... The disability associated with arthritis often leads to reduced independence, to lower participation in employ- ment, social and leisure activities, and to loss of income and the incurring of extra ...pain, ... See full document

... between women living in urban areas compared with their rural counterparts in the rate of intimate partner violence or lifetime sexual ...than disability per se. Disabled women are a known high-risk ... See full document

... We accessed multiple provincial data sources at the Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences (ICES), for this study. The 2005 and 2007/2008 Canadian Community Health Surveys (CCHS) were used to identify the ... See full document

... • In 2003, the average annual pre-tax income of women age 16 and over from all sources, including employment earnings, government transfer payments, investment income, and other money income, was $24,400. This was ... See full document

... The SHARE cohort study looked at cardiovascular risk and event rates in adults of three ethnic groups (South Asians, Chinese and Europeans) living in Hamilton, Toronto and Edmonton. [51] South Asians had the highest ... See full document

... The age during the last childbearing ranges from 15 to 49 years, with an average of 28.2 years (SD = 6.4). Women aged over 35 years in their last childbearing representing 13.9 %. The illiteracy rate among ... See full document

... Arab Canadian, helped break the ice with participants during our initial meetings and ...schooling experiences that occurred more than 20 years ago, when I arrived in Canada, which is aligned with Connelly ... See full document

... maternal morbidity. This may introduce selection bias, since women who were transfused less than five units of blood, those who did not have hysterectomy, embolization, or uterine rupture and those who were ... See full document

... between disability stereotypes and masculinity the ...a disability rejects or reforms society’s views of masculinity, his mental health and identity are typically more stable than men who internalize ... See full document

... elderly women with ...of disability over the life course of elderly ...and women differently at differ- ent phases in the life course in terms of the time spent living with disease, and consequently, ... See full document

... Postpartum depression (PPD) refers to depressive disorder occurring in the post- partum period. It is one of the most frequent complications during the post- partum period. 1 It has lasting effects on the mother, the ... See full document

... One of the most powerful tools I found I had was to mention that I had been inside the prison in which the parent was incarcerated (in my previous employment, I toured and otherwise visited most federal and some ... See full document

... pain. Among patients who report experiences of discrimination, addressing the potential pathways whereby discrimination might affect pain, for example, through increased perceived stress and greater pain ... See full document

... adolescents morbidity in Ukraine for all diseases; diseases of the blood and blood-forming organs and certain disorders involving the immune mechanism (including anemia, including iron deficiency anemia); nervous ... See full document

... two women GA ...gambling experiences being ridiculed or ...‘many women felt uncomfortable at men dominated meetings with no-one they could readily relate to—uncomfortable with the aggressive ap- ... See full document

... risk among women undergoing HT, which appeared to increase with duration of ...the women at the time of study enrolment, it was felt that the overall hazard ratio for the drug was unacceptable, and ... See full document

... Multi‐Agency Partnerships: In order to replicate this court project, key stakeholders within the local criminal justice system must be at the table. Key stakeholders would include the policymakers and department heads of ... See full document

... 3) Leatherland, J. (2014). The Potential Impact of the SEN Green Paper “Support and Aspiration: A new approach to special educational needs and disability” on the educational inclusion of autistic children in ... See full document

... and experiences of impairment and disability or explored the implications of these for theorizing childhood ...the disability movement in Britain has neglected children’s ... See full document