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Counting older women: Measuring the health and wellbeing of older women in LMICs

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By Rosemary Morgan, Anna Kalbarczyk, Diwakar Mohan, Choolwe Jacobs
| Cell Reports Medicine Verified
Health systems globally are unprepared for responding to the needs of aging populations—the majority of whom are women. This is exacerbated by data systems that exclude older women. There is an urgent need to address this gap to ensure policies and services promote healthy aging across the life course. Main text Women aged 50 and over account for 27% of the world’s female population. 1 World Population Prospects - Population Division - United Nations. Accessed May 9, 2024.
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Gendered and racial experiences of moral distress: A scoping review

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By Rosemary Morgan, Hasina Samji, Julia Smith
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION The COVID-19 pandemic has led to increased recognition of the effects of moral distress among healthcare workers (Vittone & Sotomayor, 2021; Xue et al., 2022). Hossain writes, “During this era of COVID-19, frontliners from every part of the world are facing moral distress” (Hossain, 2021, p. 190). Numerous studies document increased and compounded forms of moral distress, which is linked to an increased risk of burnout and attrition (Hlubocky et al., 2021; Riedel et al., 2022).
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Social Sciences | Free Full-Text | A Social Cure for COVID-19: Importance of Networks in Combatting Socio-Economic and Emotional Health Challenges in Informal Settlements in Dhaka, Bangladesh

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By Amal Chowdhury, Julia Smith, Rosemary Morgan, Clare Wenham
| MDPI
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