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PubMed1997

'A thorny problem for feminism': an analysis of the subjective work experiences of enrolled nurses.

Feminist methodology has been used in this study to investigate the subjective work experiences of 19 enrolled nurses. Reflexive conversational techniques enabled participants to relate autobiographical narratives examining their experiences of working in a nursing hierarchy. Two themes are reported: 'nursing identity' and 'exploitation'. Through an analysis of these themes insight has been gained into the manner in which nurses inter-relate. The study demonstrates how the correlation between rank, status and expertise within the nursing hierarchy may have negative consequences for patient care.

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PubMed1998

[Feminization of old age in Puerto Rico].

As a result of the inequality of gender in life expectancy, there is a higher proportion of women than men in old age. The problems and changes that take place in this stage of life are basically women' problems so it can be stated that aging is a women's issue. Women face prejudices nor only for being women but also for being old, sexist and ageist prejudices. This article discusses areas in which women are affected as they aged such as: discrimination and ageism, poverty and loneliness, physical and social losses and changes. It will also present the positive aspects of being old and female.

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