May 6, 2008
Health Care for Women International, 29, 5
- Disciplinary Discourses: Rates of Cesarean Section Explained by Medicine, Midwifery, and Feminism
- Women's Perceptions and Experiences of Sexual Violence in Marital Relationships and Its Effect on Reproductive Health
- Perceptions of Quality of Reproductive Care Services in Bolivia: Use of Photo Prompts and Surveys as an Impetus for Change
- Factors Affecting Latina Immigrants' Perceptions of Maternal Health Care: Findings From a Qualitative Study
- Jordanian Women's Experiences With the Use of Traditional Family Planning
- Provider Perceptions of Reproductive Health Service Quality in Jordanian Public Community Health Centers
- The Implications of Objectification Theory for Women's Health: Menstrual Suppression and "Maternal Request" Cesarean Delivery