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Abuse in health care: Gender differences and ill-health in men and women (re)victimized in health care
Linköping University, Faculty of Health Sciences. Linköping University, Department of Clinical and Experimental Medicine, Gender and medicine.
2011 (English)In: GEXcel work in progress report / [ed] Barbro Wijma, Claire Tucker and Alp Biricik, Linköping: Institute for Thematic Gender studies, Linköping University , 2011, p. 149-163Chapter in book (Other academic)
Abstract [en]

Until recently, abuse in health care (AHC) was an almost unexplored research field. There are studies on similar topics, e.g.; about physicianpatients communication (Annandale and Hunt, 1998; Ong et al., 1995), nurse-patient relationships (Halldorsdottir, 1996), various kinds of assaults against patients, e.g. abusive caring of demented patients (Eriksson and Saveman, 2002), sexual involvement between physicians or psychotherapists and patients (Fahy and Fisher, 1992; Dehlendorf and Wolfe, 1998; Hetherington, 2000), abuse of children in psychiatric care (Kaplan et al. 2001), and abuse within maternal care in developing countries (Jewkes, Abrahams, and Mvo, 1998; d’Olivera, Diniz, and Schraiber, 2002). Different kinds of patient evaluations of care could also be considered a research field related to AHC. Patient satisfaction and patient dissatisfaction are concepts that have been commonly used in such patient evaluations (van Campen et al., 1995; Annandale and Hunt, 1998; Coyle 1999; Coyle and Williams 1999). However, such studies have been subjected to profound critique, both because of a lack of theoretical and conceptual basis and also due to methodological weaknesses, as personal experiences are measured by using quantitative means (van Campen et al., 1995; Coyle and Williams, 2000, 2001; Rogers, Karlsen and Addington-Hall, 2000; Edwards and Titchen, 2003; Staniszewska and Henderson, 2005; Turris, 2005; Eriksson and Svedlund 2007).

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Linköping: Institute for Thematic Gender studies, Linköping University , 2011. p. 149-163
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Tema Genus report series, ISSN 1650-9056 ; 11
Keywords [sv]
Genusforskning -- våld, Sexualitet -- hälsa -- hälsovård, Våld -- genusaspekter
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Medical and Health Sciences
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URN: urn:nbn:se:liu:diva-81636ISBN: 978-91-7519-979-5 (print)OAI: oai:DiVA.org:liu-81636DiVA, id: diva2:555357
Conference
Gender and violence - mechanisms, anti-mechanisms, interventions, evaluations, August 2009
Available from: 2012-09-19 Created: 2012-09-19 Last updated: 2014-12-19Bibliographically approved

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