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Older Women and Health Services
Women & Health, 1995Ageism and sexism in health services and research affect the quality of care, patient-provider interaction, patient self-perceptions, and the planning of health education programs for older women. Stereotyping of older women in the health care encounter, although often subtle, can have far-reaching effects on the health status of older women ...
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Migration and Women Health Services
2020In recent years, migration which is a universal concept that is old as humanity has increased dramatically in several countries. In 2019, one third of the immigrants moved from only 10 countries. Syria comes first within those 10 countries since 8.2 million of its citizens have migrated. Turkey is the most immigrant-recieving country from Syria because
EKŞİOĞLU, Aysun +2 more
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Commentary on women‐centered reproductive health services
International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, 1989AbstractFrom women's perspectives, the primary principles of a reproductive health framework in the developing world are as follows: Family planning is a basic human right to which all human beings are entitled. Provision of family planning services must be comprehensive, including safe and low cost methods, freedom of choice about both contraception ...
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Improvements in VA Health Services for Women Veterans
Women & Health, 1995Since the early 1980s, health care for women veterans in the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has improved considerably, although problems still remain. The lack of privacy for women at many VA facilities and the provision of incomplete physical examinations for women continue to be problematic issues.
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Issues for Women in the Development of Mental Health Services
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1991“Except as occasional consultants, the less men doctors have to do with female lunatics the better”. (Lowe, 1883)“As long as women are over-represented among mental patients and family caretakers and under-represented among psychiatrists, administrators and politicians, their lives will continue to be unhappily affected by decisions in which they take ...
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Women’s mental health services: The need for women in mental health leadership
The Journal of Mental Health Administration, 1994A K, Blanch, C, Feiden-Warsh
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Women and health services research.
1993Naisnäkökulmalla on paikkansa terveydenhuoltotutkimuksessa: useat terveydenhuoltopalvelut ovat tarkoitettu naisille, ja monet terveydenhuollon ongelmakysymykset koskettavat enemmän naisia kuin miehiä. Tutkimuskohteista esimerkkejä ovat terveydenhuollon uuden teknologian ja elämän alun eettiset kysymykset, medikalisaatio, lisääntymisen terveyspalvelut ...
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Women doctors in community health services
CrossRef Listing of Deleted DOIs, 1982openaire +3 more sources
Women and the use of health services.
The American economic review, 1983Wilensky, Gail R, Cafferata, Gail Lee
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The Health of the Women’s Royal Naval Service
Journal of The Royal Naval Medical Service, 1946openaire +2 more sources