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  1. 18741
    “…Having framed the conflict as primarily philosophical and political rather than methodological and procedural, we suggest how Cochrane and its supporters and critics might harness their tensions productively.…”
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    Moral entrepreneurship, the power‐knowledge nexus, and the Cochrane “crisis”
  2. 18742
    “…The new anemia rates are presented in graphs by Peruvian political regions according to the degree of public health significance. …”
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    Age and altitude of residence determine anemia prevalence in Peruvian 6 to 35 months old children
  3. 18743
    “…These gains have been facilitated in part, by strong political and financial commitment of governments and donors. …”
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    Malaria elimination transmission and costing in the Asia-Pacific: Developing an investment case
  4. 18744
    “…DISCUSSION: Data capture has been cost‐effective because it is much less expensive than de novo field collections, allows for development of information resources even for regions in which political situations make contemporary field sampling impossible, and provides a historical baseline against which to compare newer data as they become available. …”
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    A new model for efficient, need‐driven progress in generating primary biodiversity information resources
  5. 18745
    “…Results: Impact evaluation of the three-year pilot training program is positive: fellows improved their health management skills and more than 50% of the projects found either financial or political support for their implementation. Conclusions: HIF’s strengths include that both program leaders and trainees come from the Global South, and that HIF offers a platform to collaborate with partners in the Global North. …”
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    Management training in global health education: a Health Innovation Fellowship training program to bring healthcare to low-income communities in Central America
  6. 18746
    “…In a cross-sectional study, we explored how attitudes of lack of obligation and pragmatism toward pet relinquishment correlated with, and differed according to, sociodemographic characteristics (age, gender, education, political orientation, religion, income, and household), previous animal experience, and owner perceptions of animals (perceiving pet as a burden, motives for pet relinquishment, regret having a pet, and general trust in pets). …”
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    Psychological Correlates of Attitudes toward Pet Relinquishment and of Actual Pet Relinquishment: The Role of Pragmatism and Obligation
  7. 18747
    “…Complex migration patterns, mixed political economies (refugees, forced and unforced migrants) and models of care that must be adapted to the realities of the patients rather than notional international standards all reflect the new therapeutic geographies that long-term conflict creates. …”
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    Cancer care in times of conflict: cross border care in Pakistan of patients from Afghanistan
  8. 18748
    “…The data was collected from May 2016 to March 2017. RESULTS: The “political will” for government facilities and “leadership and motivation” for “not-for-profit” facilities adjudged to contribute towards improved functioning. …”
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    What makes primary healthcare facilities functional, and increases the utilization? Learnings from 12 case studies
  9. 18749
    por Heymann, David L., Dixon, Mathew
    Publicado 2012
    “…Better understanding of these factors learned from epidemiological investigation of past and present emergence events, and modeling and study of the cost-effectiveness of interventions that could result in their mitigation, could provide evidence necessary to better address the political and economic barriers to prevention of infections in animals. …”
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    Infections at the Animal/Human Interface: Shifting the Paradigm from Emergency Response to Prevention at Source
  10. 18750
    “…We also find that reports of political interference in scientific work and adverse work environments were higher at EPA and FWS in 2018 than in prior years. …”
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    Perceived losses of scientific integrity under the Trump administration: A survey of federal scientists
  11. 18751
    “…In order to paving up the safety upgrade path, policy makers, cultural, political and social managers can monitor and control this perception errors. …”
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    Perceptual errors in Iranian society: A qualitative study
  12. 18752
    “…Harvesting large carnivores can be a management tool for meeting politically set goals for their desired abundance. However, harvesting carnivores creates its own set of conflicts in both society and among conservation professionals, where one consequence is a need to demonstrate that management is sustainable, evidence‐based, and guided by science. …”
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    Harvest models of small populations of a large carnivore using Bayesian forecasting
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    Formal Assessment of Teamwork Among Cancer Health Care Professionals in Three Large Tertiary Centers in Nigeria
  14. 18754
    “…OBJECTIVE: To investigate changes in socio-economic inequalities in growth in height, weight, BMI and grip strength in children born during 1955–1993 in Guatemala, a period of marked socio-economic-political change. DESIGN: We modelled longitudinal data on height, weight, BMI and hand grip strength using Super-Imposition by Translation and Rotation (SITAR). …”
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    Four decades of socio-economic inequality and secular change in the physical growth of Guatemalans
  15. 18755
    “…These results provide quantitative insights into how certain social behaviors can emerge and become prevalent, which has potential implications not only to social science but also to economics and political science.…”
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    Close and ordinary social contacts: How important are they in promoting large-scale contagion?
  16. 18756
    “…CONCLUSIONS: Variation in contraceptive use across the states likely reflects broader demographic, social and structural differences across state and local populations. States' political will and support around contraceptive access likely play a role in individuals' ability to obtain and use contraception. …”
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    Health insurance coverage and contraceptive use at the state level: findings from the 2017 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System
  17. 18757
    “…The main challenges including legislation issues, ambiguities in collaboration, political and organizational unsustainability, government's financial hardship and lack of experienced experts in the field of RTI. …”
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    Experts’ perspectives on the application of public-private partnership policy in prevention of road traffic injuries
  18. 18758
    “…Conclusion: There is an opportunity to open further exploration of the role of values in different health decisions, political sectors besides health, and even other jurisdictions.…”
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    Understanding the Role of Values in Health Policy Decision-Making From the Perspective of Policy-Makers and Stakeholders: A Multiple-Case Embedded Study in Chile and Colombia
  19. 18759
    “…CONCLUSION: Given the many health benefits of regular exercise, there is much to be gained in facilitating college and university students to be more physically active, ideally, thru a joint responsibility between political and educational institutions. Due to the cross-sectional nature of the study, one should be careful to draw a firm conclusion about the direction of causality.…”
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    Physical exercise and chronic pain in university students
  20. 18760
    “…BACKGROUND: Educational inequalities in health and mortality in European countries have often been studied in the context of welfare regimes or political systems. We argue that the healthcare system is the national level feature most directly linkable to mortality amenable to healthcare. …”
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    Educational inequalities in mortality amenable to healthcare. A comparison of European healthcare systems
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