Public health workbook to define, locate and reach special, vulnerable, and at-risk populations in an emergencyIntroduction -- Purpose -- The Categories -- Economic Disadvantage -- Language and Literacy -- Medical Issues and Disability (physical, mental, cognitive, or sensory) -...
and automotive. Workers in such exposed sectors are especially vulnerable; for example, by 2050 in the Net Zero 2050 scenario, demand for fossil fuel–based power jobs could be about 60 percent lower compared to today’s direct jobs related to operational activities due to the net-zero t...
For example, nationally uni- form programs that involve direct financial transfers to beneficiaries are often more robust and less vulnerable to problems of administrative coordination and delay. The point in recognizing and analyzing government failure is not to resolve debates about the appropriate ...
In research ethics, Indigenous peoples used to be labelled as a vulnerable group. For instance, the 2012 UNAIDS Ethical Considerations in Biomedical HIV Prevention Trials noted: Examples of populations that may have an increased vulnerability include women, children and adolescents, men who have sex ...
potentially vulnerable populationsstakeholder expectations patient engagementBackground: The holistic evolution of patient engagement in medicines development requires a more detailed understanding of the needs of all involved stakeholders, and one that better accounts for the specific needs of some potentially...
Workers in such exposed sectors are especially vulnerable; for example, by 2050 in the Net Zero 2050 scenario, demand for fossil fuel–based power jobs could be about 60 percent lower compared to today’s direct jobs related to operational activities due to the net-zero transition, while ...