Camilla Parpia, Clara Moore, Madison Beatty, Susan Miranda, Sherri Adams, Jennifer Stinson, Arti Desai, Leah Bartlett, Erin Culbert, Eyal Cohen, Julia Orkin
Evaluation of a Secure Messaging System in the Care of Children With Medical Complexity: Mixed Methods Study
JMIR formative research
one many ways native american na families demonstrate resilience parenting children adverse contexts us society use framework historical oppression resilience transcendence fhort critical ethnography qualitatively explore parenting philosophies practices nas use protect children risks oppressive context data drawn 436 members two southeastern na tribes teambased critical ethnographic data analysis approach used analyze findings revealing following themes kids come first prioritizing childrens needs b enjoy childhood sheltering children family stressors c watch closely closely monitoring children theres drinking house preventing childrens exposure substance abuse results indicate na parents adopt childcentric mindsets use number positive practices protect children potentially harmful environments created historical oppression