Providers Attitudes
Weight stigma in maternity care: Women's experiences and care providers' attitudes
... Notably, two recent studies have sought to incorporate a normal-weight comparison group to investigate weight stigma in maternity care, though these have been limited to investigating perspectives of pregnant women, ...
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Weight stigma in maternity care: women’s experiences and care providers’ attitudes
... Notably, two recent studies have sought to incorporate a normal-weight comparison group to investigate weight stigma in maternity care, though these have been limited to investigating perspectives of pregnant women, ...
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Accommodation Consumers and Providers? Attitudes, Behaviours and Practices for Sustainability: A Systematic Review
... With respect to accommodation types, hotels were specifically focused upon in over 70% of the studies, and were also studied in conjunction with other accommodation types (Table 4). Research was therefore focussed on ...
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WHAT PREDICTS ATTITUDES TOWARD NEW WORKFORCE MODELS AMONG UNDERREPRESENTED MINORITY DENTISTS?
... – A well-trained dental community health worker should be developed as part of the dental team. • Providers’ attitudes toward DTs and CDHWs were recoded[r] ...
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Stigma towards borderline personality disorder: effectiveness and generalizability of an anti-stigma program for healthcare providers using a pre-post randomized design
... Healthcare Providers (OMS-HC) [25,26], a validated scale that measures health care providers’ attitudes and behavioral intentions towards mental illness and persons with a mental ...
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Perception of Adolescents on the Attitudes of Providers on Their Access and Use of Reproductive Health Services in Delta State, Nigeria
... provider attitudes that contracep- tive services are inappropriate for young people ...[5]. Providers with this attitude frequently fail to take seriously youth’s need for services and may even try to ...
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Attitudes of Healthcare Providers towards Providing Contraceptives for Unmarried Adolescents in Ibadan, Nigeria.
... Healthcare providers should provide contraceptive services for both married and unmarried clients in the healthcare facilities (5) Adolescents should be given contraceptive counselling before they become sexually ...
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Pilot study evaluating the effects of an intervention to enhance culturally appropriate hypertension education among healthcare providers in a primary care setting
... those in the intervention group because they might not have perceived how this could benefit them. More obser- vations in the control group would have increased the chance of finding significant differences on three of ...
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Knowledge, attitudes, and practices among health care providers regarding complementary and alternative medicine in Trinidad and Tobago
... their action, nor scientific reports testing them” [56] is contentious, there is a lack of evidence for most CAM. Our study revealed that healthcare providers prefer evidence based guidelines (EBG) of CAM for its ...
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WA Chronic Conditions Self-Management Strategic Framework Prepared in consultation with the WA Health Networks
... service providers are supportive of self- management Promote self-management within service provider organisations and communities to increase the ability of individuals to participate in health care decisions ...
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Knowledge, attitudes and practices of primary health care providers towards oral health of preschool children in Qatar
... and attitudes of the health practitioner towards critical oral health ...the attitudes of participants towards dental examination of children, counseling mothers on prevention of dental problems, ...
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Third Party Judgements of Strategic Helping in Public and in Private Settings
... help providers in public settings to have more interest in offering the help and thus saw that the provider had not just altruistic motives in offering the ...
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Conditions potentially sensitive to a Personal Health Record (PHR) intervention, a systematic review
... The evidence for benefit of PHRs is mixed [7]. There has been early positive evidence as well as dramatic challenges in adoption of PHRs [8]. Potential benefits of PHRs include improvement in: quality, access, and costs ...
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Attitudes Toward Health Care Providers and Appointment Attendance in HIV/AIDS Patients
... population. Research suggests that greater satisfac- tion with a provider is related to higher levels of HIV medication adherence (Heckman, Catz, Heckman, Miller, & Kalichman, 2004; Hyer, Sohnle, Miller, & Hamer, ...
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Attitudes and behaviours of maternal health care providers in interactions with clients: a systematic review
... Provider-patient relationship Another factor com- monly reported as a reason for less respectful treatment of women in countries of Africa (n = 3, 5 % of studies from the region) and Asia (n = 3, 8 % of studies from the ...
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A survey of healthcare providers’ knowledge and attitudes regarding pain relief in labor for women in Ethiopia
... the attitudes and behav- iors of the HCPs can be as important that the influences of pain, pain relief and intra-partum interventions on women ’ s satisfactions scores of the experience of labor ...negative ...
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Community providers’ intentions to use a parent mediated intervention for children with ASD following training: an application of the theory of planned behavior
... the providers who attended the introductory training reported using Project ImPACT after ...found providers’ inten- tions predicted their reported use of Project ImPACT 6 months ...increase ...
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Utilization of mobile phones for accessing menstrual regulation services among low-income women in Bangladesh: a qualitative analysis
... formal providers of MR among abortion-seeking ...healthcare providers still perceive face-to-face inter- action as crucial and important for proper diagnosis and treatment of SRHR health issues, especially ...
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Qualitative Analysis of Mothers’ Decision-Making
... the attitudes that they expressed during the interviews, we categorized mothers into 2 main groups: “vaccinators” (n ⫽ 25) or “nonvaccinators” (n ⫽ 8; Fig ...of attitudes that did not fit simply into ...
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Emergency Obstetric Care in Parakou: Availability in Maternity Hospitals, Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Providers
... these providers, in the case of postpartum and post-abortion hemorrhages, the administration of uterotonics is ...of providers find this method effective. Overall, the attitudes of EmOC ...
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