Introduction to Womens Perspectives

What is/are Womens Perspectives?

Womens Perspectives - Most research has explored the moving and separation process from women’s perspectives, but this paper focus on children’s perspectives. ^[1] This study provides information regarding Middle Eastern women’s perspectives on vNOTES, which may be of considerable clinical use as the popularity of this surgical technique continues to increase. ^[2] Moreover, this study provides some recommendations to address these challenges from undergraduate women’s perspectives. ^[3] But for these data to be precise, reliable and unbiased, women’s perspectives must be accurately represented. ^[4] By showing how women shift between the typically binary worlds of home front and war front, they ask, if combat service is way to full citizenship for men, what does it mean for women? Seeing women’s perspectives breaks the binaries of the home front and war front, of soldier and civilian, and of the protector and protected. ^[5] To understand the women’s perspectives, the authors use the notions of third-space frameworks and “ scapes ”. ^[6] This definition does not fully capture the essence of self-reliance from Inuit women’s perspectives. ^[7] Introduction Tackling substandard maternity care in health facilities requires engaging women’s perspectives in strategies to improve outcomes. ^[8] Though China has established its first statute against domestic violence, there were limited studies related to IPV and only few focused on women’s perspectives of IPV. ^[9] Supporting intentional family planning can have multiple health benefits and reduce harms related to OUD but requires a comprehensive understanding of women’s perspectives of preventing unintended pregnancies. ^[10] Studies on “mixed” couples focus mainly on women’s perspectives, which results in the neglect of the viewpoints of men. ^[11] We aimed to explore Chinese women’s perspectives, concerns and motivations towards participation in early postpartum interventions and/or research to prevent the development of T2DM after a GDM-affected pregnancy. ^[12] This research accentuates the relevance of studying gender dimension of violence (GDV) from women’s perspectives. ^[13] This study set out to explore pregnant women’s perspectives and experiences of the decision-making process to participate in a randomised controlled trial of metformin in gestational diabetes mellitus (the EMERGE clinical trial). ^[14] We used a participatory approach to privilege women’s perspectives as co-creators of new knowledge on the topic. ^[15] The objective of this study was to explore pregnant and breastfeeding women’s perspectives on longitudinal clinical studies that require non-invasive biospecimen collection and how they relate to study logistics and research participation. ^[16] Future research in this field must consider complexities in both women’s perspectives on chemoprevention and the reasons they are reluctant to use it. ^[17] To gain insight and understanding of women’s perspectives of assessing FMs in pregnancy, we conducted a qualitative evidence synthesis. ^[18] Discussion: A critical component for applying Implementation Science theory to increase utilization of evidence based practices such as LARC requires understanding women’s perspectives of the factors influencing their decisions to use LARC. ^[19] We studied the effects of this intervention on the percentage of uncomplicated births, women’s perspectives on quality of care, and the collaboration between health care professionals. ^[20] This article brings Papua New Guinean women’s perspectives on fashion, gender and morality into conversation with questions of colonial histories and global consumerism. ^[21] In this chapter, we will review the main indications for the two approaches—MEF and EEF—and discuss in detail the key messages for care providers as gathered by direct analysis of women’s perspectives. ^[22] More studies on women’s perspectives towards underlying social determinants would be required for better health policies. ^[23] This review reports on women’s perspectives of male condom use and identifies outcome measures that will assist in understanding barriers to male condom use in a South African setting. ^[24] Beginning in the 1970s and 1980s, female theologians developed Christian feminist theology with a focus on women’s perspectives and experiences. ^[25] Previous studies have described the working environments of chefs but have not captured women’s perspectives [3, 4]. ^[26] Further research exploring women’s perspectives regarding preconception lifestyles is needed to inform effective preconception health promotion strategies. ^[27] We aimed to explore Kenyan men’s and women’s perspectives on an interactive short message service (SMS) approach to support postpartum FP decision-making, and inform intervention content for a randomized controlled trial (RCT). ^[28] This article found that social protection in Malaysia has not fully considered women’s perspectives and experiences while being critical. ^[29] Researchers partnered with a women’s reproductive health organization to conduct formative audience research to understand rural women’s perspectives of telehealth in their communities. ^[30] Therefore, the aim of this study was to gain an understanding of young women’s perspectives of popular music. ^[31] Our co-designed women’s health screening tool is a first step towards addressing screening barriers from both primary care provider’s and community women’s perspectives. ^[32] We also confirm the crucial role of women’s networks and subjectivity to the inclusion of women’s perspectives for effective transitional justice. ^[33] Given their role as the primary household decision-maker about water, women have an astute understanding of water availability, access, quality and household use, and women’s perspectives would enhance decision-making in groups that address water resource management. ^[34] We used a topic guide to lead discussions, which included questions on women’s perspectives of different aspects of FGM such as the reasons for practicing it, the positive and negative consequences, the continuation of the practice and tackling this problem in the community. ^[35] A systematic review of empirical studies focused on older women’s perspectives of health, body image, and the aging body is presented. ^[36] The aims of this study are to identify students’ perspectives on GD and ICTs and to compare men's and women’s perspectives on GD and ICTs in large classes. ^[37] No qualitative study to date has examined women’s perspectives about breast density in general or by states with and without notification laws. ^[38] Foregrounding women’s perspectives provides insights into meaning-making in pregnancy and the ways that mothers of pregnant women can both stymie and deepen medicalization of childbearing. ^[39] Ultimately, the chapter argues that for the transformation of cultures of militarism to take place, the inclusion of women’s perspectives also must be accompanied by changes in power relationships between women and men. ^[40] We sought to evaluate women’s perspectives on human papillomavirus (HPV) self-sampling as part of a larger trial on cervical cancer prevention implementation strategies in rural western Kenya. ^[41] The purpose of this research study was to identify and examine, from both men’s and women’s perspectives, the specific behaviors and strategies male allies use to successfully support the advancement of women in workplace settings. ^[42] FOR those of us for whom “literary Darwinism,” which bases its “scientific” approach to literary criticism on evolutionary psychology, has seemed an intellectual disaster, but who continue to believe that it is important to incorporate science cooperatively into our study of literature; for those who are concerned about how art and literature matter in a world so troubled and dangerous; for those convinced Darwinians who find themselves skeptical about and uneasy with the mechanicomaterialist version of Darwinism that Richard Dawkins and Daniel Dennett have made popular; for those who find that the science they credit is yet inadequately attentive to women’s perspectives, Richard Prum’s The Evolution of Beauty offers a potentially marvelous option. ^[43] We examined married Ikwerre women’s perspectives on bride price and its impact on their autonomy using qualitative methods. ^[44] Our study examined women’s perspectives and knowledge of reproductive health after using the free Jakarta Reproduction Sehat (Jakpros) application (app) on a daily basis for two weeks. ^[45] Our article seeks to demonstrate the importance of women’s perspectives, everyday life experiences, dilemmas and struggles in a reality of conflict and war. ^[46] Since marriage is a both legal and social recognition for the foundation and maintenance of families in a society, studying gender ideology on marriage helps to identify differences in men’s and women’s perspectives over marriage and how those views can reflect gender equality in the domestic sphere. ^[47] ABSTRACT This study examines women’s perspectives on requirements for enabling their access to senior leadership roles in the under-researched context of the Arab Middle East. ^[48] Over time, we explored the evolution of women’s perspectives as their impressions of the study decision aids interacted with the influences of screening program invitations, doctors and peers, and personal risk perceptions. ^[49] This formative qualitative study uses semi-structured interviews to examine formerly incarcerated women’s perspectives on their HIV risks and behaviors. ^[50]