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Visual support systems: a qualitative evaluation of the support provided to parents of children with Autism
(2018)Since the 1990s, parent-professional partnership working has seen a shift from a professionally driven model, where professionals had a power-over relationship with parents, to an empowerment model, which allows power ... -
Understanding prescribing behaviour of Tuberculosis doctors in the context of integrated service delivery: a case study of two designated hospitals of Zhejiang province, China
(2018)There is on-going debate regarding if and how integrated service delivery might affect quality of care for infectious diseases traditionally delivered through vertical programmes. In China, tuberculosis (TB) care has ... -
A comparative analysis of the contextual factors that were associated with Bangladesh and Zimbabwe achieving relatively high rates of contraceptive prevalence.
(2018)Background: Family planning is termed one of the best investments a country can make to improve women’s lives by decreasing unwanted pregnancies and unsafe abortions. Hence, many countries have invested in the promotion ... -
Increasing Adherence to Treatment Regimens for Ethnic Minorities Affected by Cardiovascular Disease in High Income Countries: The Role of Mind-Body-Interventions
(2018)Background: Adherence to treatment regimens is vital for the control and management for CVDs. Yet only 40-60% of patients adhere to their treatment plan, increasing the likelihood of adverse cardiac events, re-hospitalization ... -
An exploration of the contribution of a Sports-for-Development programme on slum-dwelling adolescent girls’ perspectives on their sexual and reproductive health and uptake of sexual and reproductive health services.
(2018)This research aims to examine the contribution of a Sports-for-Development programme, Mrembo Girls, to the sexual and reproductive health (SRH) of slum-dwelling adolescent girls and their uptake of SRH services in Nairobi, ...
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