Your faith or mine: a pregnancy spacing intervention in an ultra-orthodox Jewish community in Israel
Your faith or mine: a pregnancy spacing intervention in an ultra-orthodox Jewish community in Israel
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10.1016/s0968-8080(08)32404-5
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2008-11-01
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Birenbaum-Carmeli, Daphna
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作者：
Birenbaum-Carmeli, Daphna
以色列的极端正统（正统）犹太人的生育率极高，高达 7.7。当大多数父亲整天学习圣经时，妇女们在严峻的经济压力下努力养活自己的大家庭。有些女性在应对这种生活状况时会感到疲惫不堪。怀孕间隔在正统派社区中引发了无数困境，但其中许多问题适用于在宗教环境中更广泛地促进计划生育。2006-2007 年，海法大学为 23 名正统派注册护士举办的健康促进课程中，怀孕间隔被选为课程项目的主题，其主要目的是以文化上可接受的方式传达有影响力的健康信息。女性的健康问题还有怀孕间隔。因此，增加了孕产妇营养、盆底张力、牙齿健康、孕产妇疲惫和对孩子数量的竞争。编写了一份小册子并在正统社区广泛分发，受到好评。本文描述了项目规划和应用过程中的课堂动态。它说明了文化意识在解决敏感问题和具有特定文化倾向的社区时的重要性。 (C) 2008 年生殖健康问题。版权所有。
Ultra-orthodox (haredi) Jews in Israel have on exceptionally high fertility rate of 7.7. As most fathers spend their days studying the Bible, the women struggle to support their large families under severe economic pressures. Some women experience maternal exhaustion coping with this life situation. Contraception for pregnancy Spacing raises myriad dilemmas in the haredi community however many of which apply to promoting family planning in religious settings more generally In a health promotion course for 23 haredi registered nurses at the University of Haifa in 2006-2007, pregnancy spacing was selected as the subject of the class project, the main aim of which was to convey an influential health message in a culturally acceptable manner As the issue was debated, it was agreed the project should also address a range of women's health problems as well as pregnancy Spacing. Thus, maternal nutrition, pelvic floor tone, dental health, maternal exhaustion and competition over number of children were added. A brochure was prepared and widely distributed in the haredi community, where it was well received. This paper describes the classroom dynamics during the planning and application of the project. It illustrates the importance of cultural awareness when addressing sensitive issues and communities with particular cultural dispositions. (C) 2008 Reproductive Health Matters. All rights reserved.