Gregory Stewart, Collin A Webster, Ali Brian, David Stodden, Cate A Egan, R Glenn Weaver
Systematically Observed Movement Integration in a Low Socioeconomic School District: A Cross-Sectional, Observational Study
American journal of health promotion : AJHP
explore priorities women mothering children context intimate partner violence understand shapes priorities qualitative study using interpretive description informed feminist intersectionality adhering coreq guidelines thematic analysis used analyse data dialogic semistructured interviews conducted community sample 20 adult canadian women mothering dependent children 18 years context recent intimate partner violence current former partner womens main priorities focused childrens wellbeing creating stability related housing finances three themes identified kids safetytotally disregarded take care multiple external factors coercive control structural inequities assumptions mothering shape priorities tensions arising competing priorities women felt compelled address simultaneously priorities women mothering context intimate partner violence complex shaped want limited options available given constraints income employment housing service responses coercive control structural inequities assumptions mothering important factors influencing mothers priorities experiences better understanding mothers priorities support better tailored policies services nursing practice structural inequities negatively impact health wellbeing limiting access resources supports needed enhance health better recognized addressed trauma violence informed care approach study addressed understanding priorities women mothering context intimate partner violence research impact women mothering context intimate partner violence receive care nurses providers well provide care study adhered relevant equator guidelines coreq checklist women took part interviews study participate study design analysis manuscript preparation