Sentence examples for global conceptualization from inspiring English sources

Equity, egalitarian North South partnerships and the global conceptualization of health were operationalized by bringing in experts from multiple LMICs to participate in and lead peer review deliberations thus allowing for Southern perspectives to prevail.

Because we were interested in a global conceptualization of MFR, and different measures of MFR may capture slightly different constructs [ 29], we used three scales from two different MFR measures to represent a global latent variable.

These challenges are grouped under five areas that form essential characteristics of global health: equity and egalitarian North South partnerships, interdisciplinary scope, focus on upstream determinants of health, global conceptualization, and global health as an area of both research and practice.

While all projects funded by the program subscribed to the global conceptualization of health (i.e. the goal of health for all people worldwide), with few exceptions the short funding timeline of the program made it difficult to consider the global implications of their work beyond the country, countries or regions where they operated.

We remain curious as to the applicability of our conceptualization of global health and global health research's core characteristics.

Most recently, with the continued pledging of large sums of money, this "globalization" in the conceptualization of AIDS impacts and responses has extended into concerns over "global governance" (to be discussed further in the section that follows).

In partial answer, Fidler offers three conceptualizations to clarify global health's recent rise in foreign policy prominence: revolution, remediation and regression [ 119].

The third conceptualization of globalization focuses less on locating a specific 'driver' involved with its processes and, instead, it attempts to locate the various ways in which globalization symbolizes an unprecedented period of global interconnectedness and social transformation.

What is common within the globalist position is the conceptualization of globalization as an economically driven process that is moving humanity closer to a more unified world, one in which the disparities between borders, markets, economies and cultures are radically reduced in favor of a more common global condition.

Our analyses demonstrate a different approach that is congruent with the conceptualization of QOL as a global concept that is partially explained by various contributing conditions, such as health status and people's experiences with various other aspects of life (life domains) [ 23, 24, 26- 28, 32, 33].

First, I illustrate that the conceptualization of forced migrants' accommodation has a global north ("asylum center") and a global south ("refugee camp") geography based on literature investigating accommodation practices for refugees in Europe and the genesis of refugee camps in Africa and the Middle East.