“It is not safety-critical, but is annoying for sure. ” Though speaking on a phone during a flight isn’t dangerous, from the viewpoint of service, it isn’t still a good idea. When we make or receive a call on the ground, we connect to a cell tower that deals with ...
Palmer Stephanie Chung David DeLambo Weihe Huang, An examination of In-Service teacher attitudes toward students with autism spectrum disorder. Curr Issues Educ 2015;18(2). Burningham O, et al. Inclusive education for children with developmental disabilities in Ethiopia: stakeholder views on benefits...
If I go and am found with condoms, there is “she likes to sleep around, she’s not well behaved” so instead when you go and try to prevent pregnancy from the clinic - or anywhere, the service providers more so, if it is a community clinic like a local clinic, I don’t go to...
This qualitative study explores factors enabling or preventing parents from seeking care for sick under-five children in Nigeria’s Kogi and Ebonyi states, including gender-related roles and social norms. Interviews were conducted with parents of sick under-five children and service providers, and foc...
The UK has traditionally been regarded as boasting some of the best primary care services in the developed world; to these in large measure has been attributed the relative efficiency of the National Health Service. Ironically, moves to create a market for these services with the encouragement of...
In Syria, for instance, armed actors instrumentalized humanitarian aid as a “means of control, exclusion, and intimidation” (Parkinson and Behrouzan, 2015, 329), while governments from the Philippines to Uganda used strategic portraits of domestic rivals to capture foreign aid (Bhatia, 2005; ...
"“When clients visit, I said Sabaidee ‘hello sir’ while smiling. I immediately invite them for a seat. I serve a glass of cold water first, talk to them softly and show my respect throughout the service. It doesn’t matter if I go for sex but in the end I usually have a very...
This qualitative study explores factors enabling or preventing parents from seeking care for sick under-five children in Nigeria’s Kogi and Ebonyi states, including gender-related roles and social norms. Interviews were conducted with parents of sick under-five children and service providers, and foc...
form of commodities. The percentage of people unaware about the service charge were higher in urban areas than rural and the difference was statistically significant (p < 0.001). Almost a quarter of the respondents said that they received the injection free of cost while another quarter of ...
among young adolescent school-going women in Uganda, where if young women appear to be too interested in money they may be stigmatised as ‘loose’. On the other hand, if they are not interested in money at all they may be suspected of being infected and wanting to spread HIV [56]....