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environmental or political conditions. Individual barriers included a lack of time and expertise, and Innovation barriers included the complex nature of rural PSE changes. Facilitators were mentioned at multiple ... PSE changes (herein: PSE changes) implemented by LFCS practitioners in rural communities occur at the intersection of individual, partnership, community, and social-political factors [ 24, 29, 46
political, social, cultural, economic and scientific domains within the system [17]. All the NCD risk factors themselves have a multitude of interdependent elements that are complex, interconnected and have ... involved Barriers: Lack of resources and capacity; reserved/ conservative attitudes towards the intervention and the lack of exposure to the mass media channels; political issues; strict control of
connect the health education nexus can be observed [ 9 ]. Their success, however, is dependent on the political will to implement and support them [ 10 ]. Previous research has highlighted behaviours ... (www.activateyourclass.eu). Data collection Participants took part in a facilitated idea generation workshop which drew on design thinking philosophy [ 12 ] to encourage multi-stakeholder discussion, critical reflection
obesity. Insight into the political and public acceptability may help adoption and implementation in countries with governments that are considering an SSBs tax. Hence, we aimed to conduct a systematic ... review and meta-analysis to synthesize the existing qualitative and quantitative literature on political and public acceptability of an SSBs tax. Methods Four electronic databases (PubMed, Embase, Scopus
: determinants) ranging from biological, economic-, physical-, sociocultural-, and political factors [14, 15]. The complexity of adolescent sleep health is even more pronounced. During adolescence, numerous
multifactorial causes that prevent people from living healthy lifestyles and maintaining them long-term (such as political will, economic benefits, urban planning, etc.). To recognize this complexity in promoting ... opposed to recognizing the multifactorial causes of complex system structures and incentives that prevent people from living active lifestyles, such as political will, economic benefits, urban planning, and
for PAL to be fully integrated into a broader school system. Adequate resources, strong leadership and governance, an engaged activated community and political will are necessary to achieve this, and ... school policy and educational philosophy in developing nations would more aptly address key differences in contexts and capacity to deliver PAL. Second, theories or frameworks used to guide the development
political and socioeconomic context [ 27 ]. Because the studies in this review were required to include a measure of SEP, all studies accounted for the socioeconomic context. Culture and societal norms and
Communicating and challenging ideas through written scholarly dialogue is a cornerstone of scientific progress. In the current social and political climate, it is important to reflect upon what ... . In the current social and political climate where discourse among individuals with opposing views is often polarized and is characterized by personal attacks, it is paramount that such tactics are not
evidence showing that policies were repealed after their perceived public and political opposition [ 26 ]. In cases of emergency, however, as seen during Covid-19, policy acceptability can be overlooked ... levels and roles in local and national public health (e.g., strategy, development, implementation, evaluation and political decision making). We identified policymakers through consultation with members of
transformations and political economy drivers . Obes Rev . 2020 ; 21 :e13126. https://doi.org/10.1111/obr.13126. 3. Zhang Y , Giovannucci EL . Ultra-processed foods and health: a comprehensive review . Crit Rev
Inequalities in obesity pertain in part to differences in dietary intake in different socioeconomic groups. Examining the economic, social, physical and political food environment of low-income ... food environment encompasses social, physical, economic and political factors and can be characterised along four dimensions: food availability, affordability, accessibility and acceptability on a local
of environment targeted (e.g., social, physical, political and economic) was extracted in order to narratively examine potential working principles of effective interventions. A total of 22 studies ... targeted (e.g., social, physical, political and economic) was extracted in order to narratively examine potential working principles of effective interventions. Results A total of 22 studies, describing 17
with PL‑compatible philosophic assumptions Given that “philosophy is the vital foundation behind physical literacy and that one cannot truly understand physical literacy without embracing its ... , geographical, or political spheres (vertical scale-up) [ 100, 101 ]. Discussion Researchers and practitioners increasingly draw on PL as a holistic concept to familiarize individuals, groups, or populations
communities. Introduction Health advocacy is defined as a ’combination of individual and social actions designed to gain political commitment, social acceptance, and supportive policy and systems’ [ 1 ] and
individual and social actions designed to gain political commitment, social acceptance, and supportive policy and systems' [1] and is a central component of successful health promotion [2]. Many factors
similar contexts (e.g., having political favourability); mechanisms still led to both intended and unintended scale up outcomes (e.g., increased or reduced sustainability). This paper provides the first ... is a distal leverage point [ 18 ]; however, these are complex public health issues driven by multiple determinants [ 19–21 ] that are embedded in complex social and political systems. Understanding
political control, predominantly urban, and when they had more geographically proximal and statistically similar areas in the same planning policy status category, they were also more likely to have health ... . Other characteristics including Labour political control, greater deprivation and urbanisation, were associated with planning policy adoption, as were the actions of similar and nearby local government
reduce unhealthy food marketing to children . Nutr Rev . 2019 ; 77 ( 11 ): 787 - 816 . 5. Russell C , Lawrence M , Cullerton K , Baker P. The political construction of public health nutrition problems: a
observed trends, since we found significant increasing or stable trends for girls in United Arab Emirates, Seychelles and Kuwait. Other factors such as the political stand, changes in societal/gender norms ... : 129 . 30. Mattioli G , Roberts C , Steinberger JK , Brown A. The political economy of car dependence: A systems of provision approach . Energy Res Soc Sci . 2020 ; 66 : 101486 . 31. Filion P. Enduring
