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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Socioecological Model"”.

  1. “If You Can Do This Job, You Can Do Anything”: An Exploration of the Lived Experiences of Early Career Social Workers Engaged with People Living with HIV/AIDS

    … phenomenological analysis (IPA). A modified socioecological model, complemented by life course theory, provides the conceptual framework informing the research process. Findings are organized along the five domains of the socioecological model—individual; interpersonal; organizational; …

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  2. Sexual Health Decision-Making and Service Utilisation among Kenyan Queer Womxn and Trans Men

    … based on the literature findings, conceptual models (socioecological model and minority stress model) and previously validated tools was distributed online to a purposive sample of 360 Kenyan queer women and trans men to establish demographics and identify sexual health needs, decision-making, …

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  3. (Not so) Silent Survivors: A Qualitative Intersectionality Study on Asian American Women Survivors of Sexual Violence

    … Healing, Strengths, Growth, and Empowerment. A socioecological model informed by an intersectionality framework was developed, situating Asian American women survivors’ experiences across socioecological levels and systems of oppression. This research extends the literature on this understudied …

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  4. It always has to come down to individual choice . Vaccination decision-making among privileged parents in South Africa

    … analysis and framed within the structure of the socioecological model. Results of the study demonstrate that although privilege does not dictate whether or not an individual chooses to vaccinate, privilege impacts vaccination decision making and outcomes in both explicit and implicit ways, …

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  5. Improving Rural Health Disparities: Understanding and Addressing Intake of Added Sugars and Sugar-Sweetened Beverages among Adults and Adolescents

    … to explore factors across the levels of the socioecological model associated with adolescent SSB intake. Study #3 utilizes focus groups and a pilot trial to understand language preferences, acceptability and use of SMS aimed at caregivers to reduce SSB intake in both caregivers and …

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  6. Patient Perception of Person-Centered Contraceptive Care Quality: A Mixed Methods Study

    … in person-centered care frameworks and the socioecological model, this study explores how individual, interpersonal, and provider-level factors shape patient experiences. Aims 1 and 2 use a cross-sectional survey (n=101) to assess patient- and provider-level factors associated with perceived …

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  7. Barriers and Facilitators of Physical Activity for Gender Diverse Persons

    … in being physically active. PURPOSE: Using a socioecological perspective, this study’s purpose was to explore physical activity behaviors in gender diverse persons and the potential barriers and facilitators to being physically active that they experience. METHODS: This mixed methodology study …

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  8. Lived experiences of low-wage, working women in Texas without paid postpartum leave

    … 2019). Framed by the life course approach and socioecological model, this study explored eight women’s experiences during their postpartum year using semi-structured interviews. Coding followed Creswell’s (2013) data analysis spiral, which consists of organizing the data, reviewing transcripts …

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  9. Invisible labour: the role of institutionalised Xenophobia in shaping the experiences of migrant domestic workers in South Africa

    … Lavoi's (2016) socio-ecological model has previously been used to explore the multidimensional barriers that affect the lived experiences of female coaches working in men's sports. However, the experiences of physiotherapists, faced with similar gender challenges, has not been …

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  10. Perceptions of adolescent girls and young women regarding HIV Pre-exposure Prophylaxis usage at public health facilities in Katima Mulilo, Zambezi region, Namibia

    … descriptive design study utilised the socioecological model to explore and describe the perceptions of adolescent girls and young women aged 18- 24years regarding HIV PrEP usage at public health facilities in Katima Mulilo, Zambezi region. The study was conducted at three health …

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  11. The Effects of Maternal Distress and Social Support on Sleep Health in Rural Mothers

    Sleep health is a modifiable, bio-behavioral process that is associated with downstream negative health outcomes for women, and their families, during the postpartum and early years of motherhood. Little is known about the overall sleep health of rural mothers and how predictors of sleep health …

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  12. Determining Health: Using Dyadic Peer Support to Promote Health in African American Faith Communities

    … not been explored. The Transactive Goal Dynamics Model, Community Empowerment Theory, and the Socioecological Model provided the theoretical framework for this dissertation.</p><p>Religious social capital is a significant contributor to the health of individuals and communities, particularly among …

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  13. A mixed methods study of the habituation process in wild Bornean orangutans in West Kalimantan, Indonesia

    … vocalize only. Importantly, as predicted by the socioecological model, energetic and social costs are not experienced the same across age-sex classes in orangutans, including between the two male morphs. To study the physiological impact of habituation in wild Bornean orangutans, I compare …

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  14. Optimizing Adherence to Antiretroviral Therapy among Adolescents Living with HIV in Low and Middle-Income Settings

    … theories, including asset theory, health belief model, and the socioecological model, this dissertation addressed three research aims. First, the dissertation aimed to compare the performance of three adherence measures —self-reports, pill counts, and electronic adherence measured using Wisepill …

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