This structured review of governmental policy documents features an emerging conducive climate for EIHSP in Cameroon and Uganda favoured by a problem-solving approach to poverty reduction and health policymaking, planning, and programming and mechanisms of policy transfer instilled by external donors.
Such a design was rooted in the beliefs that (1) a learning community consisted of cognitive and social dimensions (Kreijns, Kirschner, & Vermeulen, 2013) and (2) social presence and interactions can contribute to conducive climate for learning (Crook & Cluley, 2009; Deng & Yuen, 2011).
This structured review of governmental policy documents illustrates the nascent conducive climate for EIHSP in Cameroon and Uganda and the persistent undervalue of evidence syntheses.
Transcaucasia's mineral springs and year-round mild climate make it a conducive environment for the treatment of many illnesses.
The infectious disease crisis, of which AIDS was but a part, created a climate conducive to alternatives to conventional medical care.
77 The significant role and mechanisms of human involvement in creating a conducive ecology for dengue transmission, in addition to climate environmental factors, is being increasingly considered and modeled in current research.
Protected and defended by seven circles of walls, constructed of palaces that serve as dwellings for the citizens, the city is located in a place with an ideal climate, conducive to physical health, and on the slope of a hillside because the air there is lighter and purer.
Possible explanations include a very fair-skinned population, a climate conducive to year-round outdoor activities, and possibly also the effects of ozone depletion [ 3].
It needs a conducive environment and stimulus.
to provide a conducive learning experience [ 3].
