Objectives As educational theories are increasingly used in medical education research
there are concerns over how these theories are used, how well they are presented and what …

Objectives: A majority of women and families wish that their babies be breastfed. However,
too many still receive insufficient or inappropriate initial care from health professionals (HPs) …

Background Redesigning primary health services may enhance timely and effective uptake
by men. The primary aim of this study was to assess the likelihood of Australian men …

Background While there have been calls over the last 15 years for the inclusion of training in
sex and gender-based medicine in medical school curricula and to sustain such …

This paper describes the development of a novel Communities of Practice (CoP) theory-
informed framework. The CoP framework, developed through a rigorous process of …

Background: Australian men are likelier to die younger than women, often from preventable
diseases or conditions. Gendered health promotion has improved men's engagement with …

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openaccess@bath.ac.uk Page 1 University of Bath PHD Examining the disconnect between …

The morbidity and mortality of men have risen up significantly. But there is a considerable
lack of awareness among the community as well as healthcare professionals. This survey …

Background: It is well established that men's health care use, needs and preferences differ
to that of women. Identifying the characteristics of men who frequently use health care may …

This book is an attempt to address two struggles for “theistic educators”(eg, those who
approach their educational vocation from a religious perspective), whether they are working …