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We analyse the health-place relations inherent in the health camp concept and suggest that the 'therapeutic landscape' idea developed by Gesler provides a useful framework to explain the development of camps as sites for enhancing child and family welfare.
This paper puts forward an institutionalization framework to explain the development of IURVs with different forms.
The frameworks to explain the development of burnout in health professionals have ranged from personal characteristics to work organization variables or a combination of the two.
Problem Behavior Theory (PBT) is a complex and comprehensive social-psychological framework designed to explain the development of a range of problem behaviors.
Based on a tripartite conceptual framework, which is widely used to explain the development of insomnia, psychological and emotional factors are involved in all stages during the course of insomnia [ 1, 20].
Root suggests that the science of complex systems offers an analytical framework to explain the unforeseen development failures, governance trends, and alliance shifts in today's global political economy.
To address this knowledge gap, this paper presents a qualitative study which enabled the development of a new conceptual framework to explain the process through which the number of cars owned by households changes over time.
This paper proposes a framework for explaining the development of epithelial cells into spiral patterns due to the effect of stresses and strains on the cornea.
In this paper, a framework for explaining the development of the epithelial cells forming spiral patterns due to the effect of tensile and shear strains is proposed.
Dynamic Systems Theory (DST) is a recent framework to explain motor development [ 29, 30].
Such chronology provided the historical framework to explain, during the second session, "The launch and the nature of the Education for Rural People partnership initiative", that occurred during the World Summit on Sustainable Development (Johannesburg, 2002).
