Jila Mirlashari

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Seattle University

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Jila Mirlashari is an Associate Professor at Seattle University in the United States. Her research areas focus on gender-based violence, maternal health, and the experiences of vulnerable populations, particularly in relation to perinatal care and the impact of socio-cultural factors. Recent articles authored by her include studies on sexual abuse prevention among child laborers and the challenges faced by women with cancer in rural areas during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The effect of an educational program on knowledge about sexual abuse prevention among child laborers: a quasi-experimental study

The impact of NICU client-centered, written, and visual reporting on maternal stress and attachment post-infant heart surgery

The Wall of Silence: Perceived Barriers to Gender-Based Violence Disclosure among Women in the Perinatal Period

"Don't Turn a Blind Eye": An Instruction for Supporting Meaningful Conversations About Gender-Based Violence During Perinatal Care

Experiences of women with cancer living in the rural areas of Iran during the COVID-19 pandemic: a qualitative study

How to Facilitate Disclosure of Violence while Delivering Perinatal Care: The Experience of Survivors and Healthcare Providers

Silent Mourning: Infant Death and Caring for Iranian Parents Under the Influence of Religious and Socio-cultural Factors

The circle of gain and loss: Iranian women's life stories of suffering from compulsive sexual behaviour

The bittersweet experience of parents living with premature multi-birth new-borns

Coping with suicide’ burning scar’s disfigurement among Kurdish women in Iraq (Kurdistan)

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