Citation

Almajali A, Shoqirat N, Alsaraireh A. Health Care Women Int. 2019; 40(1): 66-82.

Affiliation

c Maternal and Child Health, Nursing Faculty , Mutah University , Karak , Jordan.

Copyright

(Copyright © 2019, Informa - Taylor and Francis Group)

DOI

10.1080/07399332.2018.1522318

PMID

30422082

Abstract

The authors in this study have explored and sought to gain an understanding of the contributing factors related to intimate partner violence among married Jordanian women. A qualitative research design using ten semi-structured interviews was used. Our analysis revealed two main themes: "when I get married" and "the role of family". Financial, cultural and sexual factors were found to be vital in shaping the overall path of IPV. Therefore, if IPV is to be addressed carefully, then a multi-approach strategy within the social, legal and political levels of society is urgently needed.

Language: en