Fatemeh Bakhtari Aghdam, Sakineh Ahmadzadeh, Zahra HassanAlizadeh, Fatemeh Ebrahimi, Leila Sabzmakan, Zeinab Javadivala
The effect of maternal employment on the elementary and junior high school students' mental health in Maku
Global journal of health science
since 2008 global financial crisis rise number people experiencing food insecurity particularly vulnerable households children systematic review metaethnography qualitative studies focuses families perceptions food insecurity affects childrens nutritional health wellbeing six electronic databases medline scopus web science embase cinahl assia searched studies european highincome countries january 2008july 2021 supplemented searches grey literature databases relevant websites examination reference lists citation searches adhered prisma emerge guidelines improve completeness clarity metaethnographic reporting methodological quality studies assessed using critical appraisal skills programme qualitative checklist identified 11596 records included 19 publications involving 813 participants total data synthesised according noblit hares seven phases metaethnography identified four key themesfood eating practices awareness fragility networks carecomprising five subthemes metaethnography provides progressive storyline childrens experiences food insecurity caregivers childrens perspectives found children aware familys limited resources often active trying help families cope food insecurity adversely impacts childrens physical psychological social experiences analysis highlights gaps knowledge food insecurity impacts childrens nutritional health wellbeing suggests future research prioritise minoritised ethnic communities children living temporary accommodation caregivers young children