Reproductive Health Concerns Among Female Firefighters
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Reproductive Health Concerns Among Female Firefighters
Abstract
There has been little research conducted on the reproductive health of female firefighters. The purpose of this study was to determine whether female reproductive health is a concern among firefighters and to identify key associated issues. Eighty-seven United States (US) firefighters participated in focus groups or interviews. Themes were created using grounded theory with NVivo analysis software and a three-phase coding process. The major finding emerging from the study is that female firefighter reproductive health is a significant concern among firefighters.
Keywords: female firefighter reproductive health; female firefighters; firefighters’ health; reproductive health and firefighters.
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