Another approach, which coincides with the rise of science and technologies studies as a field, emphasizes the ways in which social relations shape the design and development processes of technology.
Finally, I discuss the ways in which regularities of input-output relations shape many key aspects of biological design.
Gender roles and relations shape processes and experiences within the community and within the health system and CHWs have a critical interface role between both sides.
The findings from this study align with the social constructionist approach [ 55], which considers how culture, social life, social interactions and relations shape people's beliefs and understanding about cancer which in turn influences their cancer care-seeking behaviour.
Public health policy responses to violence against women should move beyond individual-level approaches to violence, to consider how structural and interpersonal level violence and power relations shape the 'lived experiences' of violence for women.
Simply asking who does and who does not receive particular services fails to capture how gender relations shape women's and men's access to and experience of treatment, care, and support services.
Thus, there is a critical need to understand underlying user preferences and hidden costs beyond health in the design and delivery of ICS, specifically, how external and intra-household relations shape decisions regarding energy and technology acquisition and use.
Our hypothesis was that the experiences and understanding of menopause in regional Aboriginal Australians would differ from non-Indigenous Australians, reflecting the role that culture, social life and its interactions and relations shape people's beliefs and understanding of health and which in turn influences their willingness to seeking care.
The meeting is likely to help decide whether the two Koreas will move further toward a thaw or maintain the hostile relations shaped in recent years by military attacks from the North and economic retaliations from the South.
While individual experiences vary, they show efforts of questioning embedded power relations shaping spatial data production in these continuously evolving, contested technoscientific and social landscapes.
