“…Since social capital is characterized by trust, reciprocity, and social and political participation, we claim that it is key in leading individuals to actively take action to protect public health, and to take a risk for the (potential) benefit not only of themselves but for the entire community. …”
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“…To effectively advance ATM, concerned actors need to realize such limitation and endeavor to gain a deeper understanding of how problems are framed and agendas are set at country level, the processes through which ideas and knowledge become policies, including the political demands, incentives and trade-offs facing decision-makers in selecting policy priorities. …”
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“…RESULTS: Overall, the recent political climate negatively impacted participants’ psychology of adjustment and well-being. …”
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“…Key facilitators were favourable policy environment on essential medicines, strong political will and international support. Evidence on effectiveness of these policies on reducing prices of, and improving access to, medicines was mixed. …”
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“…Trust in specific sources of COVID-19 information were strong predictors, suggesting that future pandemic preparedness plans should include forums for news media, public health officials, and diverse political leaders to meet and develop coherent plans to communicate to the public early in a pandemic so that antivaccine attitudes do not flourish and become reinforced.…”
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“…Between the two samples, U.S. participants experienced more conflict with adults about climate change than French participants, but French participants described a greater lack of political agency compared to U.S. participants. Participants in both samples expressed a relatively balanced view of climate action, recognizing the significance of individual actions while acknowledging the limits of their power in the face of systemic issues. …”
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“…Despite considerable political will, including a national commitment that was endorsed by the president to raise the contraceptive prevalence rate (CPR) to 50% by 2025, it has stagnated at around 30–35%. …”
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“…Rumours about financial and political profiteering of CHC volunteers took time to dispel while the tendency towards vertical planning in malaria control created conditions that excluded CHCs from some activities. …”
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“…Multifaceted and multisectoral interventions which include improved access to education, economic empowerment, addressing gender and socio-cultural norms, should be implemented having due regard to the socio-cultural context which should ride on strong political will, failing which adolescent girls in Zambia will definitely be left behind.…”
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“…INTRODUCTION: Worldwide, far from all of those who would benefit make use of headache services, largely because of clinical, social, and political barriers to access. Identifying the factors contributing to low healthcare utilization can generate evidence to guide health policy. …”
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“…Such an important role of ET is combined with the existence in the society of an adequate infrastructure which recreates the full development cycle of high technology embracing: people, institutions, finances and logistics, in this also science, higher education, education, continuous training, dissemination and outreach, professional social environment, legal basis, political support and lobbying, innovation structures, applications, industry and economy. …”
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“…The absence of migrants is assumed here as a serious and deep political and social problem: the inability of the national State to convince its own citizens to “stay home”, due to the few opportunities it offers them.Key words: Migration, Mexico, United States, Foreigners, Nationalism Pays de passage : solde migratoire et les conditions sociales au MexiqueRésuméCet article a un double objectif: montrer, d’un côté, que le Mexique n’a jamais été une destination de l’immigration internationale et, d’un autre côté, souligner que le véritable problème réside dans le fait que les nationaux sont obligés d’émigrer par millions. …”
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“…Midwifery is explained as a practice with different nuances, from traditional to postmodern, where knowledge and autonomy of women are resignified and it is configured as a space for political dispute with a dominant knowledge.Keywords : Childbirth , biomedical model , Midwifery, Women, Health Femme et santé ; perspectives autour l’accouchement RésuméCet article a comme objectif l’analyse des pratiques contemporaines des soins de l’accouchement au Mexique. …”
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“…And history underpins the collective memory, it points out political repressions, vexations, reclaims struggles, and asks questions: where did they throw the dead? …”
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“…The distinction is also an example that it is possible to preserve a dialogue and establish bridges of collaboration with thinkers and researchers who, regardless of any border, shall defend sociology from political and ministerial pressures from anywhere in the world. …”
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“…This can be explained by the corporatist relationship between the Mexican State and the labour movement that satisfied many of the material and political demands of workers, who did not have to strike to obtain them. …”
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“…It also considered how press representations changed over time and differed with regard to reporting style (tabloids vs broadsheets) and political orientation (left- vs right-leaning). We created the Autism UK Press Corpus, which included all documents (~24K) referring to autism in 10 national newspapers. …”
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“…Older respondents were less likely to choose AI (OR: .99, CI: .987-.999, p = .03), as were those who identified as politically conservative (OR: .65, CI: .52-.81, p < .001) or viewed religion as important (OR: .64, CI: .52-.77, p < .001). …”
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“…Altogether, 29 barriers and 20 facilitators of implementation were identified related to guidelines; patients; health professionals; incentives and resources; capacity for organizational change; and social, political, and legal factors. The most prevalent barriers were related to incentives and resources, whereas the most prevalent facilitators were related to the capacity for organizational change. …”
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