Healthcare-seeking behaviour
Healthcare-seeking behaviour in case of influenza-like illness in the French general population and factors associated with a GP consultation: an observational prospective study
... However, these findings cannot be extrapolated to the general pop- ulation during a seasonal influenza epidemic because of the specific conditions under which they were performed: the first with a focus on a specific ...
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Household relationships and healthcare seeking behaviour for common childhood illnesses in sub Saharan Africa: a cross national mixed effects analysis
... on healthcare seeking behaviour for diarrhea and symptoms of ARI – two leading childhood illnesses in sub-Saharan Africa ...of healthcare utilisation represent some improvement when compared ...
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What triggers healthcare-seeking behaviour when experiencing a symptom? Results from a population-based survey
... of triggers for healthcare-seeking behaviour is key information for the GP to help them enhance the ability for early diagnosis and prompt treatment. It is important to consider that the symptoms ...
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The degree of bother and healthcare seeking behaviour in women with symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse from a developing gulf country
... the healthcare seeking be- haviour has been investigated previously with conflicting ...investigated healthcare seek- ing behaviour in pelvic floor disorders in general have shown that older ...
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Socioeconomic Determinants Of Maternal Healthcare-Seeking Behaviour In The Informal Settlements Of Nairobi, Kenya: The Case Of Korogocho Slums, Nairobi
... maternal healthcare-seeking behaviour ...Forty-six healthcare practitioners, comprising of doctors, clinical officers, general nurses, and midwives were purposively selected from health ...
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Patients' and GPs' expectations regarding healthcare-seeking behaviour: a Norwegian comparative study
... Norway has a strong primary health care system, and GPs offer comprehensive medical services to their patients. However, little is known about whether GPs and their patients have similar expecta- tions regarding which ...
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Understanding sexual healthcare seeking behaviour: why a broader research perspective is needed
... sexual behaviour as predictors of STI testing in young women, without needing to collect more ...and healthcare-seeking behaviour in the ...help-seeking behaviour on untreated ...
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Using an online survey of healthcare seeking behaviour to estimate the magnitude and severity of the 2009 H1N1v influenza epidemic in England
... assessing healthcare usage. Healthcare-seeking behaviour varies between countries and with individual- level factors such as age, gender or risk group ...[3,4]. ...
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Migrant workers’ occupation and healthcare-seeking preferences for TB-suspicious symptoms and other health problems: a survey among immigrant workers in Songkhla province, southern Thailand
... Healthcare-seeking behaviour for illnesses in general Almost all workers (over 97%) employed self-medication for all types of illness except gastrointestinal and obstet- ric problems (Table ...
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Adverse drug events resulting from use of drugs with sulphonamide containing anti malarials and artemisinin based ingredients: findings on incidence and household costs from three districts with routine demographic surveillance systems in rural Tanzania
... on healthcare-seeking behaviour in the three study districts have reported that government health facilities see less than 60% of all healthcare seekers with fever/malaria, with many patients ...
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Treatment-seeking for selected reproductive health problems: behaviours of unmarried female adolescents in two low-performing areas of Bangladesh
... A cross-sectional survey was conducted among 1,600 un- married female adolescents aged 12–19 years during November 2006 to March 2007 under DBRHCP. Among the four wards of Dhaka City and two rural sub-districts where the ...
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... preferred healthcare facility for male and female infant, with male infant more likely to get treatment at private health care ...of healthcare provider was 40% and 39% for households with sick female and ...
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The development of young people's information-seeking behaviour
... A small number of sources is generally used when first schoolers attempt to find information for school. Usually a single search term is employed, and that selected is considered by the youngster to reflect most ...
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Information seeking behaviour of professionals: a qualitative study
... information behaviour and it ‘presents a useful way of thinking about how information users operate’ (Case, 2008, ...information seeking like Wilson’s First model (Wilson, 1981), Leckie’s model (Leckie, ...
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INFORMATION SEEKING BEHAVIOUR OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS: AN OVERVIEW
... Information seeking behavior is the basis for designing and developing information systems and services to adequately satisfy their ...Information seeking behavior, information ...
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Gender differences in care-seeking behavior and healthcare consumption immediately after whiplash trauma
... Multivariate linear regression was used to analyze the relation between the dependent variable patient delay between trauma and seeking care (days) and gender while adjusting for confiding variables such as age, ...
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... Figure 2 shows around 84.4% of study subjects discussed their health problems with others and it was almost equal among both sexes. More than 50% of the study subjects practised home remedy for their illness. Around 81% ...
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... changing behaviour and mobilize communities towards TB care in right ...changing behaviour and mobilizing the community towards TB care in different parts of India and outside as well ...
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Virus interferes with host seeking behaviour of mosquito
... Host-seeking responses of control, mock-infected and WNV- infected female mosquitoes were tested in a one-port olfactometer (1.65×0.65×0.65 m) in the BSL3 facility (Braks and Takken, 1999; Knols et al., 1994). ...
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Job seeking behaviour of ethnic minority students
... A higher proportion of Asian and black students compared with white students felt that company innovations and attractive products or services were important and there were no gender dif[r] ...
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