‘Nesef Doctora’—When mothers are considered to be ‘half-doctors’: Self-medication with antibiotics and gender roles in the Arab society in Israel

Keyphrases

• Gender Roles 100%
• Unmarried Women 100%
• Arab Society in Israel 100%
• Self-medication with Antibiotics 100%
• Medical Experts 33%
• Power Structure 33%
• Self-care 33%
• Family Roles 33%
• Family Relations 33%
• Sexuality 33%
• Caretakers 33%
• Antibiotics 33%
• Traditional Gender Roles 33%
• Collectivist 33%
• Primary Care Physicians 33%
• Family Health 33%
• Power Limit 33%
• Healthcare Resources 33%
• Community Members 33%
• Sociocultural Factors 33%
• Pharmacist 33%
• Patterns of Care 33%
• Antibiotic Overuse 33%
• Sexual Health 33%
• Collectivist Orientation 33%
• Traditional Gender Norms 33%
• Healthcare Decision-making 33%

Social Sciences

• Israel 100%
• Gender Role 100%
• Self-Medication 100%
• Unmarried Woman 100%
• Power-Structure 33%
• Minority Groups 33%
• Qualitative Research 33%
• Primary Health Care 33%
• Sociocultural Factor 33%
• Decision Making 33%
• Sexual Behavior 33%
• Community Member 33%
• Family Relation 33%
• Traditional Gender Role 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Self Medication 100%
• Self Care 50%
• Health Care Utilization 50%
• Medical Expert 50%
• Health Care 50%
• Decision-Making 50%
• Qualitative Study 50%
• Qualitative Research 50%
• Primary Care Physician 50%