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  1. 18661
    “…BACKGROUND: The Schools’ Folklore Scheme (1937–1939) was implemented at a pivotal time in Irelands’ political history. It resulted in a body of ethnological information that is unique in terms of when, why and how it was collected. …”
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    Are identities oral? Understanding ethnobotanical knowledge after Irish independence (1937–1939)
  2. 18662
    “…‘Capacity’ was defined in broad terms, including a conducive political environment, strong public institutional capacity to drive priority-setting, effective networking between experts, strong research organisations and skilled researchers. …”
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    Strengthening expertise for health technology assessment and priority-setting in Africa
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    “…CONCLUSIONS: Self-testing is fairly prevalent in Germany Given the current shortage of physicians in Germany, especially in rural areas, and recent studies on the use of self-medication, the topic of self-testing has a great practical and socio-political relevance. Future studies should investigate further predictors of self-testing (e.g. contextual, situational and individual factors) as well as the emotional consequences of testing as a layperson without the attendance of a health professional.…”
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    Socio-demographic, health-related, and individual correlates of diagnostic self-testing by lay people: Results from a representative survey in Germany
  4. 18664
    “…SIMPLE SUMMARY: Despite being important to the general public, the monitoring of animal welfare is not systematic. The Danish political parties agreed in 2012 to establish national animal welfare indices for cattle and pigs, and here we assess the potential for using data from the systematic meat inspection to contribute to such indices. …”
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    Selection of Meat Inspection Data for an Animal Welfare Index in Cattle and Pigs in Denmark
  5. 18665
    por McAlister, Andrew, Allen, Melinda S.
    Publicado 2017
    “…We propose the observed patterns are the result of elites using non-local tools as political currency, aimed at reinforcing status, cementing client-patron relations, and building extra-valley alliances, consistent with prestige societies elsewhere and early historic accounts from the Marquesan Islands.…”
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    Basalt geochemistry reveals high frequency of prehistoric tool exchange in low hierarchy Marquesas Islands (Polynesia)
  6. 18666
    “…Contemporary artisanal gold mining has well-documented impacts with respect to Hg; however, significant social and political challenges remain in implementing effective policies to minimize Hg use. …”
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    Challenges and opportunities for managing aquatic mercury pollution in altered landscapes
  7. 18667
    “…The results show a significant growth in health biotechnology publications in Latin America despite some of the countries having social and political instability, fluctuations in their gross domestic expenditure in research and development or a trade embargo that limits opportunities for scientific development. …”
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    The rise of health biotechnology research in Latin America: A scientometric analysis of health biotechnology production and impact in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba and Mexico
  8. 18668
    “…Systematic attention to human rights is vital: it can help open new spaces for dialogue among diverse stakeholders, foster new collaborations, and ensure local ownership, nuanced understanding of the political landscape, attention to marginalized populations, and accountability for (in)action. …”
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    Assessing changes in HIV-related legal and policy environments: Lessons learned from a multi-country evaluation
  9. 18669
    “…On the characteristics, we could see that the work of the community health agents is permeated by the political and social dimensions of the health work with predominant use of light technologies. …”
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    Work of community health agents in the Family Health Strategy: meta-synthesis
  10. 18670
    “…This study examined the broader political, institutional, social and economic conditions that influenced negotiations to transfer, implement, adapt, and sustain one Aboriginal empowerment program—the Family Wellbeing (FWB) program—to at least 60 geographical sites across Australia over 24 years. …”
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    The Aboriginal Australian Family Wellbeing Program: A Historical Analysis of the Conditions That Enabled Its Spread
  11. 18671
    “…IMPLICATIONS: 20-years of peace in Northern Ireland has had a hugely positive impact on the political and financial stability of the region. Unfortunately, continued violence represents a significant burden on the health service resources and causes potential long-term changes to victim’s lives.…”
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    An Imperfect Peace: Trends In Paramilitary Related Violence 20 Years After The Northern Ireland Ceasefires
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    “…The relationships between champions, facilitators, and research team were the main internal enabling factor for success. Externally, political and epidemiological environments acted as the main barriers to the performance of CoPs. …”
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    Evaluation of Communities of Practice performance developing implementation research to enhance maternal health decision-making in Mexico and Nicaragua
  13. 18673
    por Abdollahi, Nika, Albani, Alexandre, Anthony, Eric, Baud, Agnes, Cardon, Mélissa, Clerc, Robert, Czernecki, Dariusz, Conte, Romain, David, Laurent, Delaune, Agathe, Djerroud, Samia, Fourgoux, Pauline, Guiglielmoni, Nadège, Laurentie, Jeanne, Lehmann, Nathalie, Lochard, Camille, Montagne, Rémi, Myrodia, Vasiliki, Opuu, Vaitea, Parey, Elise, Polit, Lélia, Privé, Sylvain, Quignot, Chloé, Ruiz-Cuevas, Maria, Sissoko, Mariam, Sompairac, Nicolas, Vallerix, Audrey, Verrecchia, Violaine, Delarue, Marc, Guérois, Raphael, Ponty, Yann, Sacquin-Mora, Sophie, Carbone, Alessandra, Froidevaux, Christine, Le Crom, Stéphane, Lespinet, Olivier, Weigt, Martin, Abboud, Samer, Bernardes, Juliana, Bouvier, Guillaume, Dequeker, Chloé, Ferré, Arnaud, Fuchs, Patrick, Lelandais, Gaëlle, Poulain, Pierre, Richard, Hugues, Schweke, Hugo, Laine, Elodie, Lopes, Anne
    Publicado 2018
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    Meet-U: Educating through research immersion
  14. 18674
    “…In this study, we sought to understand the processes used to develop facility standards in the context of other, less politically charged areas of health care and consider implications for the context of abortion. …”
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    The development of facility standards for common outpatient procedures and implications for the context of abortion
  15. 18675
    “…To test this hypothesis, national-level data of gender equality (i.e., women’s share in political participation, decision making power, economic participation and command over resources) were linked to data from 175,470 adolescents aged 11–16 years old (M (age) = 13.6, SD = 1.64, 52% girls) from 34 European and North American countries involved in the 2009/10 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) study. …”
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    The Happiest Kids on Earth. Gender Equality and Adolescent Life Satisfaction in Europe and North America
  16. 18676
    por Chi, Y-Ling, Bump, Jesse B
    Publicado 2018
    “…We found very little formal consideration of the incentives generated by allocation choices. Political issues include non-transparent influence on allocation processes by donors and bureaucrats, and the common practice of earmarking funds to bypass the normal allocation process entirely. …”
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    Resource allocation processes at multilateral organizations working in global health
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    “…Despite recognition of gender in Tanzania’s political arena and prioritization of PMTCT by the health sector, there is very little information on how well gender has been mainstreamed into National PMTCT guidelines and organizational practices at service delivery level. …”
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    Prevention of mother to child transmission of HIV in Tanzania: assessing gender mainstreaming on paper and in practice
  18. 18678
    “…Based on the pronounced differences among large carnivore species in their countrywide relationships between densities and GDP, and a strikingly high relationship for the gray wolf, we suggest that our results reflected differences in political history and public acceptance of these species among countries. …”
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    Can only poorer European countries afford large carnivores?
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    “…An important research priority that emerged during this study was the need to carry out a comprehensive analysis of the wider social, economic and political impact of the epidemic on the country, communities and survivors. …”
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    The Response to and Impact of the Ebola Epidemic: Towards an Agenda for Interdisciplinary Research
  20. 18680
    “…More than 90% of respondents agreed with the anthropogenic origins of climate change, and > 50% considered it a direct threat to their welfare. Political view was the main driver of general beliefs about the causes of climate change and its future consequences, while the province of origin proved to be the best predictor of perceived current impacts on forest ecosystems and its associated risks; and type of stakeholder was the main driver of perceived need for adaptation. …”
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    Perceptions of climate change across the Canadian forest sector: The key factors of institutional and geographical environment
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