Homelessness Journal of Nursing

Women and Homelessness

Women and Homelessness

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Women and homelessness is a great concern that affects the global policy and health determinants to improve health. This case study is a glimpse of the cultural class as it revolves around the lives of mostly White homeless mothers, attending to both everyday lives and cultural norms while exploring and interpreting their interdependencies.

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Submitted by Grace Augustine, ARNP, Barry University
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