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governing social, economic and political philosophy; establishing a real-world and moral dialogue and communication between the government and the society; identifying and managing the conflicts of interest ... health policy system. One of the major challenges in these countries is the nature of governance and the political and economic philosophy governing the society. The details of the results obtained in this
inform a new municipal mental health policy sparked adoption in Case 2. In all cases, coproduced innovation centred around a central philosophy that valued lived experience on an equal basis with ... context (economic, social, political, geographical), inner context (organizational and community considerations), individual factors, innovation features and process considerations [ 13 ]. Conceptual
format to be adopted remains unclear. Our study aims to (1) describe the context of the political decision regarding FoPL’s implementation in Portugal, (2) identify and characterize the actors involved in ... reports. The background of the political decision related to FoPLs in Portugal highlights the commitment of some influential stakeholders in favour of the traffic light format, including one of the major
tensions between two professional segments that, in this paper, we called “political professionalism” and “pragmatic professionalism”. These controversies show the importance of underlying challenges behind ... ’ communities and the geographical, political and organizational landscape in which they exist. This model of primary care organizations aims to provide a more appropriate response to the health and care needs of
system stakeholders (political, administrative and service-level workforce) at the local and provincial levels in Nepal. The workshops consisted of three activities: river of life, brainstorming and ... individual- and system-level reflections and discussions not only help in generating rich qualitative data, but can also address gaps in participants' understanding of practical, technical and political
several factors, including the problem stream, the policy stream and the political stream. Within the problem stream, several factors contributed, such as the prevalence of high-risk behaviours, strong ... withdrawal, counselling and reference to receive specialized services. The political stream involves global attention towards non‑ communicable diseases and high‑risk behaviours, and the significant impact of
vertical programmes, competent public health administration staff, optimal decision space, supportive work conditions, availability of resources and absence of negative political influences). We identified ... , supportive work conditions, availability of resources and absence of negative political influences). *Correspondence: Samuel Bosongo Full list of author information is available at the end of the article
Despite political promise to reduce out-of-pocket (OOP) expenditure on healthcare through the National Health Insurance Program (NHIP) of Nepal, its implementation is challenging with low enrolment
the geopolitical spaces of cyberwar critically unexamined. To facilitate greater geographical engagement with cyberwar, this paper proposes a spatiality of power model to examine how political space and ... how political space and power might manifest in cyberwar. The model proposes four ways in which political space and power manifest offline and how the model can be applied towards cyberwar. The utility
To support public health researchers and advocates seeking to challenge the influence of powerful commercial actors on health, it is necessary to develop a deeper understanding of corporate political ... understanding of corporate political activities. This project explores political science scholarship analysing lobbying to identify new datasets and research methods that can be applied to public health and
eligibility criteria. Overall, research uptake for policymaking and practice in LMICs was very low. The challenges to research uptake were related to lack of understanding of the local contexts, low political ... understanding of the political dimension and interest [ 3, 38, 49, 74, 75, 80, 84, 87, 91, 96, 97, 101, 106, 107, 117, 125–133, 135–138 ], political will [ 49, 60, 71, 115, 120, 139, 140 ] and political
bodies and that it was considered alongside other forms of evidence in some of these. We suggest that further research to evaluate the impact of public health guidelines on (political) decision-making is ... timeframes, and in situations with complex, intersecting social, economic, and political pressures” [ 1 ]. PHSM aim to reduce the risk of transmission and, consequently, to reduce the burden on health
carers in research, “Philosophy of Science” and “Personal relationships and growth”. Both repertoires need to be recognized; however, as of today, the Philosophy of Science repertoire is more acknowledged ... illustrated with reference to one of the interpretive repertoires that were identified in the analysis. Involvement of informal carers was placed within a context of philosophy of science reasoning, where
measures in resource-poor economies. This study attempts to identify possible sources of fiscal space for health in India across political regimes. The study followed a descriptive approach to examine the ... the political regimes from 1998-1999 to 2021-2022 using a dummy variable regression model. Results: We found four possible sources of fiscal space for health, which include (1) raising domestic revenue
are still allocated to hospital and community residential services due to various social, economic and political factors. Despite previous research focussing on the number and cost of these services, no ... by local governments to population values rather than to real population MH needs due to complex political, managerial and historical reasons [ 22, 23, 25 ]. Current reforms in Finland are oriented
Nepal’s move to a federal system was a major constitutional and political change, with significant devolution of power and resources from the central government to seven newly created provinces and ... introduced a policy to foster access to “Essential Health Care Services” (EHCS) for every citizen [ 21 ]. In 2015, the new Constitution of Nepal restructured the political system into a federal republic
therefore propose a bibliographic review that deals with the political nature of public spaces, the dimension of contestation within public sociability, the advent of virtual public spaces, and the geography ... same democratic political phenomenon (Parkinson, 2012) . In the political philosophy of Hannah Arendt, notions of politics, democracy, and public space completely lose a sense of existence when
distrust (systemic-political capacity). We suggest that the findings hold implications for other ‘lifestyle’ conditions that are tackled through interventions funded by multiple healthcare bodies. We extend ... issues of evidence generation and sharing, and public mobilisation (organizational-operational capacity); and institutional politics and distrust (systemic-political capacity). Discussion and conclusion We
contrast, fraught inter-governmental relations fueled by the complexity of governing across two spheres of government, political differences, and contestations over limited resources constrained DHS ... to the fact that this is driven by different priorities between provincial and local government, as well as different political priorities. According to participants, differences are difficult to
, this process faced and still faces many challenges such as overreliance on volunteers; a crisis of trust; political instability and the lack of an effective communication strategy. These challenges ... University (ESCT) , Manouba , Tunisia 5 World Health Organization Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean , Cairo , Egypt 6 Paris Institute of Political Science (Sciences Po) , Paris , France Background
