Towards a global interdisciplinary evidence-informed practice: intimate partner violence in the ethiopian context.

Background. Intimate partner violence is a global health issue and is associated with a range of health problems for women. Nurses, as the largest health workforce globally, are well positioned to provide care for abused women.

A meta-synthesis of post-migration changes in marital relationships in Canada.

Objectives: Immigration to a new country constitutes a major life change and challenge that can directly and indirectly affect the health of individuals and families. A systematic review was conducted to identify post-migration changes and understand their impact on immigrants' marital relationships in Canada.

Method: Using Noblit and Hare's meta-ethnography steps and Paterson et al.

Providing for the sexual health needs of Canadian immigrants: the experience of immigrants from Iran.

Background: Sexual health is increasingly understood as an integral part of health. In Canada, education for sexual health is delivered predominantly in middle and secondary school. What of adults who immigrate to Canada from countries where sex education is not delivered to youth? This paper explores the needs and experiences of one such group of Canadian immigrants: those from Iran.