Taking a closer look at gender-transformative health promotion programming as a vehicle for addressing gender-based inequities in health and care.
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Abstract
Gender-transformative health promotion addresses the reciprocal transactions between the socio-cultural contexts that shape gender-based values and the gender-normative behaviors and health experiences of individuals. A scoping review was conducted to (a) highlight how, when and under what circumstances gender-transformative health promotion is applied in practice, and (b) critically assess the operationalization of gender-transformative health promotion principles in practice to develop a clearer understanding of potential barriers (both conceptual and practical) that may detract from the broader employment of gender-transformative health promotion as a mainstream programming approach. Specific recommendations, based on the findings of this review, are made in an effort to further the operationalization of gender-transformative health promotion as a mainstream health promotion approach, globally.
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| Authors | Horgan, Salinda Anne;Chen, Shu-Ping;Tuininga, Trevor;Stuart, Heather; |
| Journal | global health promotion |
| Year | 2019 |
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10.1177/1757975919864109
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