Bakgrund  Missfall är en vanlig händelse och kan påverka en kvinnas liv markant. Den vanligaste definitionen av missfall är en graviditet som spontant avbryts av kroppen själv innan graviditetsvecka 22. Vid missfall kommer kvinnor i kontakt med vården och omvårdnadsansvarig vårdpersonal är sjuksköterskan.  Syfte  Syftet var att belysa kvinnors syn på omvårdnad i samband med missfall.  Metod  Metoden som valdes var en litteraturöversikt. Datainsamling genomfördes i databaserna Public Medline, Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature och Psychological Information Database. Urval och kvalitetsgranskning genomfördes vartefter 15 vetenskapliga artiklar analyserades enligt Kristenssons integrerade analys.  Resultat  Resultatet består av två kategorier vilka beskrivit kvinnans syn på omvårdnad vid missfall. Dessa övergripande kategorier blev ‘stöd ’och ‘kommunikation’. Avsaknaden av emotionellt stöd, uppföljning och negativt språkbruk påverkade kvinnornas syn på omvårdnaden i samband med missfall negativt.  Slutsats  Att genomgå ett missfall kan vara en emotionellt svårhanterad händelse för en kvinna, och kan leda till depression, ångest eller posttraumatisk stress. Kvinnors syn på och upplevelse av omvårdnaden de fick i samband med deras missfall hade en betydande roll för deras emotionella återhämtning efter förlusten. Resultatet visade på att majoriteten av kvinnorna som deltog i de olika studierna upplevde omvårdnaden som bristande, då den hade kunnat fokusera mer på personcentrerad omvårdnad. Kvinnors syn på god omvårdnad är att få emotionellt stöd genom att bli bekräftade, lyssnade till, informerade, tillfrågade om vad de behöver samt att vårdpersonal inte ska använda emotionellt laddade ord eller svår medicinsk terminologi. Kvinnor vill även få uppföljning samt att deras partners ska bli mer inkluderade. / Background  Miscarriage is a common occurrence and is most commonly defined as a pregnancy that spontaneously is terminated by the body itself within 22 weeks. A miscarriage can significantly affect a woman's life. In the event of a miscarriage, women come into contact with health care and the main responsible care provider is the nurse.  Aim  The aim was to illustrate women’s view on nursing care in conjunction with miscarriage.  Method  The chosen method was a literature review. Data collection was performed through the databases Public Medline, Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature and Psychological Information Database. Selection and quality review were implemented. Fifteen scientific articles were analyzed according to Kristensson's integrated analysis.  Results  The result consists of two categories which describe woman's view of nursing care in the event of a miscarriage. These overarching categories became 'support' and 'communication'. The lack of emotional support, follow-up and care with choice of words negatively affected the women's view of nursing care in connection with miscarriage.  Conclusions  Going through a miscarriage can be an emotionally difficult event for a woman, that can lead to depression, anxiety or post-traumatic stress. Women's views on and experience of the care they receive by health care personnel in connection with their miscarriage has a significant role in their emotional recovery after the loss. The majority of the women who participated in the studies experienced health care as inadequate. Women's view of good care was to receive emotional support by being confirmed, listened to, informed, asked about their needs and that caregivers should not use emotionally charged words or difficult medical terminology. Women also wanted follow-up and that their partners should be more included.

The woman has always been an invisible individual behind the act of ’Great men’ in the Roman society. The woman’s gender role has forever been specified where the woman is a submissive, quiet and an unintelligent individual who wants to do everything for her man. Even though this gender role is created by authors that are men and is about how they consider a woman should behave, what about the women’s view on this matter? By means of getting an answer to this question, we can get a fuller perspective and an understanding about the Roman woman and as a woman writer in a patriarchal society. The purpose with this essay will therefore be to give a fuller perspective about the Roman society and its woman writers. In order to fulfill this purpose, I have asked the following questions: How did men react when women published their literary work and is it possible to investigate how the women thought about themselves through analyzing their work. And how was it possible for a woman to publish her texts in a society where women had no rights and a small chance to publish her work for the public? In order to have been able for doing this examination I have delimit myself and investigate three women, Cornelia, Hortensia and Sulpicia. Cornelia wrote letters, Hortensia wrote and delivered a speech and Sulpicia wrote poems. I have used the ancient sources Appian, Nepos, Tibullus to get the quotes of the women’s texts. I have also used other ancient sources like Aelian, Cicero, Ovid, Plutarch, Pliny, Quintilian and Valerius Maximus for other valuable information about the three women and their literature. They contribute with comments about the women and about women’s possibilities to get an education. I have a gender role and feminist view through the entire essay as the main focus is the three roman women writers. I have done this by analyzing the women’s texts and investigated what men thought about them and high educated women generally. And how the society encounters this texts. Through all this we have got a better understanding about how the attitude was towards the Roman woman and how she looked upon herself – and with that a fuller perspective on the Roman woman in general instead of the androcentric view we had before. There are a lot of variables that contribute to whether the woman can publish her work which is status, wealth, her loyalty to Rome and contacts with important people. Through all these men were relative positive about the three women’s texts and the women themselves were relative positive to themselves.