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scaling up, including: taking a scaling mindset from the start, government ownership and political commitment for scale-up, and identifying the added value of CSOs. The framework starts with a self ... to develop lean programs that can reach all youth. Second, government ownership and political commitment for scale-up of CSE are critically essential. Therefore, buy-in is necessary from the
new political climate? Looking back at some of the drivers of change over the past decade offers helpful guidance for the future—not just for this moment of flux, but for the inevitable future ... reform has been having a moment. But the political wheel never stops turning. The 2016 presidential election brought into office a new administration that embraces the perspective of an earlier era on
with the Woman (WP-W) subscale and the lowest total mean score in the Ensures Midwifery Philosophy Underpins Practice within the Context of the Maternity Service (EMPUP-MS) subscale in the obtainable ... Nursing, University of Wollongong , Wollongong , Australia 4 Social Determinants of Health Research Center, Tabriz University of Medical Sciences , Tabriz , Iran 5 Medical Philosophy and History Research
brought into office a new administration that often embraces the perspective of earlier eras on crime and punishment. How might the momentum of criminal justice reform be maintained in this new political ... having a moment. But the political wheel never stops turning. The 2016 presidential election brought into office a new administration that embraces the perspective of an earlier era on many of these
Broadway, Oakland, CA 94607 , USA 1 Department of Anthropology, University of Barcelona , Montalegre 6-8, 08001 Barcelona , Spain 2 Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage, Ca' Foscari University of ... clinic-based abortion in countries of origin, decreased overall demand for abortion, or to changing political arrangements in Europe, most notably the vote for Brexit which had not yet been implemented at
, Merleau-Ponty’s and Leder’s phenomenological philosophy, understanding the body as “an integrated whole, embodied in the physical and biological surrounding world and in the sociocultural lifeworld” [ 41 ... , integrating soma, psyche, and society, within historical and ecological context, and hence an antonym to disembodied genes, minds, and behaviours” [ 41 ]. With his phenomenological philosophy of the body
, and the monitoring and evaluation of CSE. Ultimately, the availability of resources, national policies and laws, international agendas, and political commitment will impact upon the extent and level of ... upon the extent and level of integration. - Conclusion: Social, economic, cultural, political, legal, and financial contextual factors influence the implementation and integration of CSE into national
including media, policy makers judicio-legal, political and religious leaders, health workers and the public. During each engagement, facilitators required audiences to identify what roles they can play along ... underlying political, social or cultural context being investigated [ 30 ]. In order to understand individuals’ perceptions, you have to understand and analyze the way individuals attribute meaning to what
political and clinical commitment. Familial amyloid polyneuropathy is a fatal, chronic, hereditary autosomal dominant neurodegenerative disorder caused by a single nucleotide mutation in the transthyretin ... monogenic disease still requires greater political and clinical commitment. Main body: Familial amyloid polyneuropathy is a fatal, chronic, hereditary autosomal dominant neurodegenerative disorder caused by a
, explores why these gaps persist, and addresses the unique cultural, environmental, and political conditions which contribute to continued SRH service delivery inadequacies and increased morbidity and ... approximately 340 occurring annually that affect over 200 million people [ 8, 11 ]. Additionally, displacements also result from armed and political conflicts and from conflicts over scarce resources
attention towards the socio-political patriarchal structures in which women and people who menstruate (PWM) experience menstrual oppressions. Further, Margaret Johnson proposes that menstrual justice should ... menstrual healthcare, education, products and services to healthily manage menstruation, the experiences of menstrual stigma and discrimination, and the barriers to social, economic and political
, such as preventing education, forced marriage at a young age, and less decision-making power. Several obstacles include political and cultural obstacles that cause the stigma of teaching sexual issues to ... without sexual competence face more bad consequences in this field. Because in many societies talking about sexual issues under the age of 18 faces many political, legal, cultural, and religious obstacles
, we believe it is critical to thoroughly investigate and mention the factors, including political ones, that would need to be overcome. Thirdly, new avenues need to be explored that allow for accurate ... positive teaching of adolescents about contraception in socio-cultural and political environments that are ambivalent about the issue. Fourthly, barriers at the global level that we already know of should
, distance from clinics, travel restrictions, lockdowns, fear of COVID-19, and political reasons (abortion prohibition). Complications of women using tele-abortion were pain, lack of psychological support
community levels to maternal health. Delays arise when a community is not sufficiently knowledgeable or aware of maternal health, or where there is an absence of collective responsibility to drive political ... positionality through which a social, intellectual and political stance is legitimized. A glaring risk of failing to localize theories for subjects of research is the danger of homogenizing their lives [ 27
the rural migrant population but also China’s total fertility rates; thus, supporting the balanced population development. Besides this, the health management, lifestyle, and fertility philosophy of the ... health, and establish appropriate fertility philosophy. Additionally, the rural migrant population, as the developers and builders of the city, should yield the benefits of urban development. However
The U.S. Constitution is currently the subject of a heated political debate. Tea Party activists have invoked the Constitution as the foundation of their conservative political philosophy. These ... of a heated political debate. Most notably, Tea Party activists have invoked the Constitution as the foundation of their conservative philosophy of limited government.1 They advocate a return to the
Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act’s (BCRA’s) “aggregate” contribution limits—its limits on the total amounts a person may contribute to all candidates and political committees during a single election cycle. The ... invalidation of the aggregate limits. These strategies involved multiple political action committees (PACs),5 party committees, joint fundraising committees, and contributions from one campaign to another.6 The
maternity care; Homebirth; Birth center; Childbirth; Mistreatment Introduction Maternity care in the United States (US) is influenced by intersecting historical, political, economic, and social domains that ... (29.7%) [ 7 ]. In contrast to the standard obstetrical model, midwifery care is rooted in a philosophy that honors pregnancy and birth as a physiological, social and cultural process, not solely a
[ 1, 2 ]. This phenomenon is a multidimensional concept with familial, social, economic, cultural, political, and religious implications [3]. One of the significant concerns, which began at the end
