The variable partnership with other business generates economic value, while PPP and fixed-cost underwriting introduce both the economic and social value, and partnership with communities and farmers generates social value.
It is evident that all the variables except Partnership Engagement play a role of their own (Table 2).
We created a new variable of multiple partnerships with a value of "1" if a participant reported ≥ 2 sexual partners in the past 6 months, or "0" if having only one or no sexual partner.
In addition to age and sex, we included functional limitations, education and a variable measuring respondents' partnership history.
Often cohabitation and marriage are combined into one partnership variable (e.g., Bartus et al. 2013; Begall and Mills 2012), or cohabiting individuals are included as unmarried (e.g., Köppen 2010; Kravdal 2007).
General practice based primary health care in the NHS is a prime example, where general practitioners are, in the main, owner-occupier partnerships, with variable levels of collaboration with other professions such as community nurses, midwives and others.
In order to find out which medical and sociodemographic factors have an impact on the distress of the patients (QSC-R23 total score), we looked at the variables age, gender, partnership, diagnoses, metastases (yes/no), illness duration and treatment setting.
International health partnerships are highly variable and can relate to any aspect of capacity building in any type of health system [ 3, 4].
Response rate by partnership cohort was variable.
Applying these ethical guidelines becomes more challenging when considering the variable nature of local contexts and partnerships involved in many of today's STEGH.
