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Anna Strewler1, Keisha Bellamy2
1San Francisco VA Health Care System, University of California, San Francisco, 4150 Clement Street, San Francisco, CA 94121, USA.
Abstract:
A strength-based nursing approach to recommendations for interpersonal collaboration and communication is used when caring for Veteran women in health care settings. Four areas are emphasized: (1) using trauma-informed health care practices; (2) acknowledging and affirming the intersectional identities of Veteran women to individualize care and counteract health disparities; (3) engaging strategies to enhance a sense of belonging for Veteran women in health care settings; and (4) encouraging Veteran women to participate in potential research studies to better understand and improve care for this population.
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