A grounded theory of regaining normalcy and reintegration of women with obstetric fistula in Kenya

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Anne M. Khisa
Isaac K. Nyamongo
Grace M. Omoni
Rachel F. Spitzer
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[1] University of Nairobi,Division of Cooperative Development, Research and Innovation
[2] School of Nursing Sciences,undefined
[3] African Population and Health Research Centre,undefined
[4] The Cooperative University of Kenya,undefined
[5] University of Nairobi,undefined
[6] Institute of Anthropology,undefined
[7] Gender and African Studies,undefined
[8] University of Nairobi,undefined
[9] School of Nursing Sciences,undefined
[10] University of Toronto,undefined
[11] Dalla Lana School of Public Health,undefined
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Reproductive Health | / 16卷
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Reintegration; Regaining normalcy; Kenya; Obstetric fistula; Narratives; Grounded theory;
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