Nurses and nursing must use their power to effect change in the relationship between poverty and women’s health, Jennette Golding argues
From the inner city of London to downtown Kingston, Jamaica, women are struggling against the odds; against those immovable forces that bind them to poverty. But that struggle is also a testimony of their achievements, strength and courage.
Nursing Standard. 6, 18, 20-21. doi: 10.7748/ns.6.18.20.s35
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