Eman Elsheikh, Nurah Alkhteeb, Aisha Alamer, Maryam O Alarfaj, Ghaida AlQarni, Jumana Alsultan
Medical Students' Competency and Confidence in Interpreting Electrocardiograms at King Faisal University, Al-Ahsa
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worldwide estimated 48 million couples 186 million individuals infertile according estimates world health organization ethiopia higher rate infertility world health organization estimated entire world though research issue infertility growing globally ethiopia much studied therefore main objective study explore psychological coping strategies infertile women bichena town ethiopia study followed qualitative research approach descriptive phenomenological design data collected indepth interviews 15 infertile women using purposesampling technique thematic analysis method data analysis findings study indicated stress anxiety depression low selfesteem sexual dissatisfaction main psychological challenges infertile women experience infertile women also used variety coping strategies religious strategies traditional strategies medical strategies strategies marital separation acceptance study concluded infertile women study area challenged psychological factors used different coping strategies manage ongoing problems study also theoretical implications current literature practical implications infertile women nongovernmental organizations community health professionals