She has worked extensively with political parties, government officials, and elected representatives to combat violence against women, advocating for the implementation of measures to ensure women's protection in conflict and disaster-affected areas.
Advocating for the implementation of evidence, exerting pressure on policy makers, and mobilizing communities were identified as roles for politicians/parliamentarians and CSOs.
The World Health Organization (WHO) and other international bodies have been advocating for the implementation of collaborative TB/HIV activities as a strategy to mitigate the impact of the dual epidemics on disease programmes, health systems, patients, and communities at large [ 1].
Based on a number of controlled trials, they advocate for the implementation of interventions that simultaneously address risk factors and also increase those protective factors that mitigate against risky behaviors.
Pronovost 8 also advocated for the development of implementation tools such as instructions for assessing barriers and choosing corresponding implementation strategies, and point-of-care checklists that integrate recommendations for patients with comorbid conditions.
With support from AGALI, Miguel Angel successfully advocated for the passage and implementation of a National Protocol for the Comprehensive Treatment of Victims of Sexual Violence, which ensures specialized care and treatment for adolescent girl survivors.
There is also an International Coalition for Trachoma Control ICTCC), who advocate for the global implementation of WHO's Safe strategy (Surgery for trichiasis, Antibiotic therapy, Facial cleanliness, and Environment improvement).
Despite a vocal minority advocating for the unilateral implementation of the proposals, delegates agreed to present the requests to the Mexican Congress for approval.
This neural implementation has been advocated for the primary motor and premotor cortices and implies that temporal features are stored inseparably from the specific movement trajectory trained.
