Data were then synthesised. First, text associated with each code was read in situ by PB and summarised, including: (i) a definition of each factor, identified as what influenced commitment; (ii) the mechanism(s) associated with it, identified as underlying entities, structures or processes that transmitted a causal force between the factor and political commitment (either stated in the study or inferred)22 (link) and (iii) cofactors that amplified, diminished and/or sustained the mechanism. On this basis, we defined ‘context’ as ‘underlying social, economic and physical phenomena’ influencing how the mechanism functioned to generate an outcome.23 Second, any cofactors missed in the first step were identified using the ATLAS.ti code cooccurrence tool.
Qualitative Analysis of Political Commitment Factors
Data were then synthesised. First, text associated with each code was read in situ by PB and summarised, including: (i) a definition of each factor, identified as what influenced commitment; (ii) the mechanism(s) associated with it, identified as underlying entities, structures or processes that transmitted a causal force between the factor and political commitment (either stated in the study or inferred)22 (link) and (iii) cofactors that amplified, diminished and/or sustained the mechanism. On this basis, we defined ‘context’ as ‘underlying social, economic and physical phenomena’ influencing how the mechanism functioned to generate an outcome.23 Second, any cofactors missed in the first step were identified using the ATLAS.ti code cooccurrence tool.
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Other organizations : Deakin University, Nutrition Sciences (Belgium), Centre for Policy Studies, City, University of London, World Health Organization - Pakistan, London School of Economics and Political Science, University of Sydney, Menzies School of Health Research, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, Faculty of Public Health, Leverhulme Trust
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- Factors that influenced political commitment (as identified through coding in ATLAS.ti)
- Political commitment (as measured through study conclusions/key findings)
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