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Which group faces higher rates of illnesses due to systemic racism in healthcare?
Which group faces higher rates of illnesses due to systemic racism in healthcare?
- Asian women
- White women
- Hispanic women
- Black and Indigenous women (correct)
What did Clerc-Liaudut et al. (2018) find regarding gender differences in referral to cardiologists?
What did Clerc-Liaudut et al. (2018) find regarding gender differences in referral to cardiologists?
- Women were 2.5 times more likely to be referred
- Men and women were equally likely to be referred
- There were no significant gender differences in referral rates
- Men were 2.5 times more likely to be referred (correct)
What impact does HIV/AIDS have on women?
What impact does HIV/AIDS have on women?
- It primarily affects maternal health but not survival times
- It affects survival times but not maternal health
- It affects survival times and presents unique challenges for HIV+ mothers (correct)
- It has no differential impact on women
What is a consequence of major cardiovascular studies being conducted primarily on men?
What is a consequence of major cardiovascular studies being conducted primarily on men?
What approach was used for the analysis?
What approach was used for the analysis?
What was the purpose of qualitative peer debriefing mentioned in the text?
What was the purpose of qualitative peer debriefing mentioned in the text?
What did the study contribute to in terms of scholarship?
What did the study contribute to in terms of scholarship?
What was acknowledged in terms of reflexivity and research quality?
What was acknowledged in terms of reflexivity and research quality?
What was the main focus of the discussion?
What was the main focus of the discussion?
What was mentioned as a challenge and limitation of the study?
What was mentioned as a challenge and limitation of the study?
What was the implication mentioned in the text?
What was the implication mentioned in the text?
What was the conclusion drawn from the study?
What was the conclusion drawn from the study?
What are some risk behaviors in HIV transmission?
What are some risk behaviors in HIV transmission?
What factors influence HIV transmission among people who inject drugs?
What factors influence HIV transmission among people who inject drugs?
Who is more often diagnosed with eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge-eating disorder?
Who is more often diagnosed with eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge-eating disorder?
What are some risk factors for eating disorders?
What are some risk factors for eating disorders?
What attitudes may therapists unintentionally harbor affecting clinical practice with older women?
What attitudes may therapists unintentionally harbor affecting clinical practice with older women?
What can mitigate the impact of stereotype threat in geriatric rehabilitation?
What can mitigate the impact of stereotype threat in geriatric rehabilitation?
What do positive attitudes toward aging correlate with?
What do positive attitudes toward aging correlate with?
What does the study mentioned in the text investigate?
What does the study mentioned in the text investigate?
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Study Notes
Challenges Faced by Women in Healthcare
- Concerns of HIV+ mothers include perinatal transmission, treatment challenges, and social stigma
- Risk behaviors in HIV transmission include unprotected sexual intercourse and sharing injection equipment
- Structural, social, and psychological factors influence HIV transmission among people who inject drugs
- Gender plays a significant role in vulnerability, with women facing distinct challenges
- Eating disorders include anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge-eating disorder, with women and girls more often diagnosed
- Risk factors for eating disorders involve biological, psychological, and social dimensions, including trauma, genetics, and societal norms
- Therapists may unintentionally harbor implicit ageist attitudes affecting clinical practice with older women
- Discussing death openly is crucial; ignoring it may exacerbate fear
- Older adults internalize ageist stereotypes, influencing behavior
- Cultivating self-compassion can mitigate the impact of stereotype threat in geriatric rehabilitation
- Positive attitudes toward aging correlate with longer life and healthier choices
- The study investigates factors affecting the health and wellbeing of older Black women aged 55+ in Toronto, using qualitative research design and descriptive phenomenology
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