Stroke among African-Caribbean women: lay beliefs of risks and causes.

Keyphrases

• African Caribbean Women 100%
• Lay Beliefs 100%
• Stroke Causes 100%
• African Caribbean 50%
• Health Promotion 50%
• Witchcraft 50%
• Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis 50%
• Obesity 50%
• Hypertension 50%
• Stroke Risk 50%
• Structured Interview 25%
• Physical Activity 25%
• Audio 25%
• Risk Factors 25%
• Clinical Practice 25%
• Diabetes 25%
• Ethnic Groups 25%
• Nursing Care 25%
• Spirituality 25%
• AIMS™ 25%
• Poor Diet 25%
• Treatment Factors 25%
• High Blood Pressure 25%
• With Woman 25%
• Subjective Accounts 25%
• Post-stroke 25%
• Risk Factor Management 25%
• Modern Medicine 25%
• Access to Treatment 25%
• Lifestyle Risk Factors 25%
• Stroke Management 25%
• White Population 25%
• Medication Treatment 25%
• Risk Factors for Stroke 25%
• Familial History 25%
• Medication Risk 25%
• Parental Diabetes 25%
• Perceived Control 25%
• Biological Risk 25%
• Access to Drugs 25%
• Lack of Physical Activity 25%
• Medication Factor 25%

Psychology

• Lay Belief 100%
• Physical Activity 66%
• Health Promotion 66%
• Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis 66%
• Semistructured Interview 33%
• Qualitative Study 33%
• Blood Pressure 33%