Providing resources to strengthen fatherhood: Interviews with fathers having been in gangs or incarcerated
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Baomi Phung, BSN, PHN; Kathleen M. Bell, EdD, RN, PHN -- Nursing, St. Catherine University, Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA
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This presentation discusses research findings of a qualitative study, Understanding the Issues that Young Men Face in Becoming New Fathers. The research examines the experiences of 11 multicultural men from the United States, who were becoming fathers or had young children and experiences with gang activity and/or past incarceration.
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Video Length: Approximately 14 minutes
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Keywords | Ethics; Fatherhood and Gang Activity; Health Issues |
Name | 31st International Nursing Research Congress |
Host | Sigma Theta Tau International |
Location | Virtual Event |
Date | 2020 |
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