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Health transitions in recently widowed older women: a mixed methods study
Michelle DiGiacomo
, Joanne Lewis
, Marie T. Nolan
, Jane Phillips
, Patricia M. Davidson
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Older Women
100%
Mixed-methods Study
100%
Health Transition
100%
Support Needs
33%
Living Alone
33%
Multiple Chronic Conditions
33%
Chronic Conditions
33%
Bereavement
33%
Australia
16%
Illness
16%
Husband
16%
Descriptive Statistics
16%
Aging
16%
Health Risk
16%
Old Age
16%
Anxiety-depression
16%
Health Care Services
16%
Women's Experiences
16%
Risk Behavior
16%
Grief
16%
Living with
16%
Support System
16%
Structured Interview
16%
Structured Questionnaire
16%
Feminization
16%
Effective Service
16%
General Health
16%
Community-dwelling
16%
Little Data
16%
Data Integration
16%
Comorbidity
16%
Service Support
16%
Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis
16%
Health Service Use
16%
Health Risk Behaviors
16%
Medication Management
16%
Risk Conditions
16%
Polypharmacy
16%
Widowhood
16%
Life Transitions
16%
Positive Self
16%
Widowed Women
16%
Health Events
16%
Unplanned Hospitalizations
16%
Societal Support
16%
Existing Condition
16%
Spousal Bereavement
16%
Medicine and Dentistry
Population Dynamics
100%
Bereavement
100%
Mixed Methods
100%
Health Service
66%
Risk Behavior
66%
Multiple Chronic Conditions
66%
Diseases
33%
Self Report
33%
Comorbidity
33%
Grief
33%
Polypharmacy
33%
Feminization
33%
Nursing and Health Professions
Bereavement
100%
Multiple Chronic Conditions
66%
Risk Behavior
66%
Self Report
33%
Diseases
33%
Health Care
33%
Feminization
33%
Health Care Utilization
33%
Medication Therapy Management
33%
Comorbidity
33%
Polypharmacy
33%
Psychology
Risk Behavior
100%
Mixed Methods
100%
Self-Report
50%
Grief
50%
Comorbidity
50%
Semistructured Interview
50%