A variety of grounded theory studies are presented in this issue of Health Care for Women
International that attend to different factors and situations impacting women's health. In this …

The period of 1960 to 1999 was an era of evolution and rapid growth of scientific research in
the discipline of nursing during which specific knowledge realms, or subfields of the …

Using data from 747 rural African American mothers, this study incorporated role
accumulation theory to test direct and indirect effects of stressors, coping behaviors, and role …

A feminist model for women's health care A feminist model of practice is grounded in feminist
theories that are applicable to the health and health care of women. The goal of this model is …

Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) occurs when one or more pelvic organs descend into or
through the vaginal opening, significantly impacting physical and mental health. POP affects …

We aimed to explore and describe the factors involved in Iranian women heads of
household's health promotion activities. Grounded theory was used as the method. Sixteen …

There is a paucity of models that drive integrated research agendas, and coherent
approaches to development and progress of knowledge about women's health. In this …

The purpose of this paper is to describe the scope of published nursing research on the
health of low‐income women. Williams'(1990) model of the relationship between …

In this article, we aim to contextualize gynecological problems within a broader health and
social context, expanding the lens beyond reproductive health. Questionnaires were …

Investigation of women's perceptions of possible etiologies for and solutions to, persistent
fatigue was the purpose of this study. Although factors associated with fatigue have been …