Four design principles were identified, i.e.: addressing expectations, addressing challenges related to the transition to teaching, addressing transfer and developing a theory of practice.
Programs aimed at improving the lives of adolescent girls should be integrated, focusing on building girls' health, their access to social support and economic opportunities, and above all should address expectations about the roles of girls and women in society.
If confirmed, information prior to living donor kidney transplantation should address expectations regarding potential relationship changes.
The six remaining hypotheses address expectations about changes in all six of the primary and secondary outcomes between randomisation and 1-year postrandomisation.
KTE interventions are being designed and implemented to address expectations for the use of research evidence in public health decision making and to overcome the individual, organizational, and contextual barriers to supporting, advancing, and sustaining EIDM [ 73].
This paper calls for a coordinated HRM approach to support CHWs, whereby HRM practices are designed to not only address expectations but also ensure that the CHW programme meets its goals.
While there is substantial literature on the application of individual HRM practices for CHWs and several papers recommend integrating these strategies, this paper calls for a coordinated HRM approach to support CHWs, whereby HRM practices are designed to not only address expectations but also ensure that the CHW programme meets its goals.
Globally, two main types of models of SDM have been proposed: transactional (e.g., focused on patient-practitioner roles in SDM) [ 11, 12] and descriptive (e.g., focused on structuring decision support to address expectations, values, and other influential determinants of decision making) [ 13, 14].
Four studies measured only self efficacy expectations [ 29, 30, 32, 36], twelve studies solely addressed outcome expectations.
There are some instruments that have already addressed the expectations of childbirth in a reasonable and valid way.
