Sentence examples for structural and interpersonal from inspiring English sources
I have been most interested in people who have navigated around very tough structural and interpersonal obstacles, often through the help of education.
Our concept map (Fig. 3) illustrates the interrelationship between structural and interpersonal violence for women.
Cultural awareness alone is inadequate for addressing the effects of structural and interpersonal racism on health disparities.
We sought primarily to map the key concepts underpinning structural and interpersonal factors that contribute to violence against women.
We used a scoping review method to conceptually map and identify gaps in the literature related to structural and interpersonal violence against women.
Indeed, such wellness-focused interventions may facilitate healing from the effects of intergenerational trauma, and support resilience against experiences of structural and interpersonal violence.
The report noted the situation for the LGBTI community had improved in the past few decades, but that significant structural, institutional and interpersonal discrimination existed.
Shin and Moon have written an article that demonstrates a disjuncture exists among three indicators of diversity (structural, educational, and interpersonal), explaining this as an instance of Korea's continued attempts to selectively adopt elements of globalization while maintaining traditional values and underscoring Korea's historical legacy of ethnic identity as an important underlying factor.
Implementing the teams involves change across several systems at structural, behavioural and interpersonal levels, which has been found to be challenging [ 48].
Social capital provides a comprehensive framework for examining the nature of social connections through its focus on both structural networks (bridging) and interpersonal relationships that predispose individuals towards mutually beneficial collective action (bonding).
It also suggests that the positioning of IMGs is organised through the dimensions of structural power, hegemonic power and interpersonal power, which allow an exploration of power relations between the structures of the health system, the Australian medical profession and the agency of IMGs.
