In modern human societies, social interactions and pro-social behaviours are associated with better individual and collective health, reduced mortality, an
This paper investigates Australian parents’ child care decision-making, including the motivational and influential factors that they attribute to the
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Human beings all over the world are exposed to a wide variety of chemicals in their day-to-day life. Many of these chemicals have serious ill effects on the functioning of the human body, especially reproductive organs. Recent studies have shown that male reproductive organs are one of the m...
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There is a widespread perception that the increasing proportion of female physicians in most developed countries is contributing to a primary care service shortage because females work less and provide less patient care compared with their male counterpa
Information to guide the development of behaviour change interventions is needed. The review is the first to synthesise the evidence regarding physicians’ barriers to providing evidence-based care for LBP using the Theoretical Domains Framework (TDF). Using the TDF allowed us to map specific ...
Transformations in family and work life have led to profound changes in the articulation of both spheres. The massive entry of women into the labor market,
including those of parents and childcare center staff, limited attention has been paid to exploring the teacher-perceived factors influencing kindergarten-aged children’s PA participation [25,30]. Sansolios et al. used observation and focus group interviews to gather insights from children, parents,...
Michael R Law1,2 and Ivy L Bourgeault3 Abstract There is a widespread perception that the increasing proportion of female physicians in most developed countries is contributing to a primary care service shortage because females work less and provide less patient care compared with their male counterp...