Women's health : a relational perspective across the life cycle / Judith A. Lewis, Judith Bernstein.
"'Women's Health' offers an integrated, multi-disciplinary approach to women's health appropriate for courses in women's studies and nursing. The historical, sociocultural, biophysiological, and psychosocial aspects of women's health and development are woven toget...
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Sudbury, Mass. :
Jones and Bartlett,
℗♭1996.
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Table of Contents:
- The modern health care system and gender bias: the historical and ideological context
- The traditional model of women's growth and development: a deficiency theory
- Relational psychology: a reframing of the strengths of women
- The female voice: women's ways of knowing and communicating
- The interaction of gender, class, and race
- Adolescence
- The reproductive years
- Peri-menopause
- Growing older
- Women as individuals
- Women in the context of their family and community: implications for public and social policy
- The global context of women's health care
- Developing a new model for the care of women.