Medical and social problems among women headed families in Baghdad

Medical and social problems among women headed families in Baghdad

BACKGROUND Women-headed families tend to be the most marginalized and poverty prone in any given community. One in 10 Iraqi households is headed by woman according to International Organization for Migration, though their assessments suggest that this ratio rises to 1 in 8 in displaced families. OBJECTIVE To draw attention to the exposure and vulnerability of women headed families to key medi...

Investigation of relationship between social capital and quality of life in female headed families

  Background: Although most studies on female-headed families focus on women's access to social support, the associations between social capital and quality of life in these families are unclear in many societies (such as Iran). This study aimed to determine the associations between social capital and quality of life in Iranian female headed families.   Methods : This cross-sectional study was ...

Social Capital among Indian and Iranian Youth and their Families

Social Phobia among Secondary School Students in Baghdad/Iraq.

Submitted: July 29, 2013; Accepted: November 2, 2013 Hummadi and AlObaidi I represents a model of the challenging mental health needs of children in conflict-affected, low-income countries. Long-term instability, violent conflict and wars undermine health and mental health status of people in Iraq, particularly children, who form half its population. Raising the level of knowledge and recogniti...

Investigation of Relation between Social Capital and Violence against Women in Families in Ilam during 2017

Introduction: Violence against women is more observed in families with some unique structures and conditions. This study aimed at exploring the impact of social capital and its components on violence against women with reference to the nature of family relationships.   Materials & Methods: This descriptive-correlative study was conducted on all married females with the age range of 15-50 years...