The mother-headed single-parent family: A feminist critique of the nursing literature

Marilyn Ford‐Gilboe · Jacquelyn C. Campbell

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Family Dynamics and Relationships Gender and Feminist Studies Gender, Health, and Social Inequality

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A feminist critique shows varying degrees of androcentric and ethnocentric bias in the sparse nursing literature related to single-parent families. How can a more balanced body of nursing knowledge related to single-parent families be developed?Nuts Outlook 1996;44:173-83.

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