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Reproductive Health Concerns Among Female Firefighters.

Ainslie Kehler1, Sara A Jahnke2, Christopher K Haddock2, Walker S Carlos Poston2, Nattinee Jitnarin2, Katie M Heinrich1.   

Abstract

There has been little research conducted on the reproductive health of female firefighters. The purpose of this study was to determine whether female reproductive health is a concern among firefighters and to identify key associated issues. Eighty-seven United States (US) firefighters participated in focus groups or interviews. Themes were created using grounded theory with NVivo analysis software and a three-phase coding process. The major finding emerging from the study is that female firefighter reproductive health is a significant concern among firefighters.

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Keywords:  female firefighter reproductive health; female firefighters; firefighters’ health; reproductive health and firefighters

Year:  2018        PMID： 35308046      PMCID： PMC8932945     

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Int Fire Serv J Leadersh Manag


  28 in total

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