Aligning cultural characteristics of target populations with public health interventions is believed to lead to better receptivity, acceptance and salience of health information and programs [ 14].
This may be indicative of municipal boundaries that were designed to align with cultural and social communities or that cultural and social communities have adapted to fit administrative boundaries.
Patient safety activities should align with cultural values prized by Chinese people.
This much can be said; when the diplomatic stars are aligned, common cultural and spiritual reference points can give added resonance to a relationship.
This may be easiest immediately following a disaster and if the ban aligns with cultural values, such as when the entire town site of Armero, Colombia, was made into a cemetary after about 21,000 people were killed there by a lahar in 1985 (Pierson et al. [1990]; Voight [1990]).
For practices to be accepted and regarded as fair, these must be clearly explained to patients and families (Aryal et al. 2015; Southern African HIV Clinicians Society/UNHCR 2007) and aligned with cultural values and personal preferences (Biddison et al. 2014; Danis 2015; Huffman 2011; O'Laughlin and Hick 2008; IFRC 2014; WHO 2005b).
The Colonel is attention-grabbing, relevant and present in social media, aligned with cultural events, and able to introduce new products with ease".
We found that sites have drastically different distributions in plastic litter, and these patterns appear to align with the cultural uses (hiking, fishing, roadway) and presence or absence of noncultural forces at each site.
The AMHLO was commonly described as the "interpreter" allowing consumers, their families, and clinicians to better align to address cultural need.
Immersed as Michele is in the "temporal elsewhere," his clothes are firmly aligned with current cultural themes.
