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Importance of gender in defining and improving quality of care : some conceptual issues

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Hartigan, Pamela

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TextPublication details: 2001Action note:

10/25/01 JOY_D

Summary: Discusses some conceptual underpinnings of research on gender and quality of health services and demonstrates the importance of training health professional about how gender influences the health-illness-care process in men and women. Addresses the need to provide opportunities for health providers to understand how gender influences their own lives and work. Describes the gendered nature of the health system itself.

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Discusses some conceptual underpinnings of research on gender and quality of health services and demonstrates the importance of training health professional about how gender influences the health-illness-care process in men and women. Addresses the need to provide opportunities for health providers to understand how gender influences their own lives and work. Describes the gendered nature of the health system itself.

10/25/01 JOY_D

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