Framing analysis

Framing analysis: its usefulness as a tool for advocacy on public health nutrition problems Public health nutrition remains a place where empirical work about natural phenomena (e.g., nutrients) co-exists with studies interrogating how meaning is constructed. Framing is a process by which people orient their thinking about a problem Framing analysis could thus be helpful to public health nutrition professionals seeking to mitigate health problems. The purpose of this commentary is first, to introduce public health nutrition specialists to framing analysisits origins, theory and methods, and second, to consider its usefulness as a tool for advocacy on public health nutrition problems

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