The phrase "attitude adherence" is not commonly used in written English and may not be easily understood.
It could be used in contexts discussing the alignment of one's attitude with certain principles or guidelines, but clarity may be lacking.
Example: "The team's success largely depended on their attitude adherence to the company's core values."
Alternatives: "attitude alignment" or "attitude consistency".
Improvements in glycaemia, waist circumference, WHR, knowledge, some attitudes, adherence to medications and exercise, and an increase in fear of diabetes were significant.
The aim of the present study was to evaluate the knowledge, attitude and adherence to asthma management recommendations during pregnancy of Spanish health care professionals.
For instance, Zola, a musician, described how he had been struggling to be "disciplined" about his healthcare and how the text-messages made him rethink his attitude to adherence.
Most country teams described the quality of care in health facilities where delivery and newborn services are available as poor or inadequate due to low hygienic standards, poor health worker attitude, poor adherence to guidelines and protocols, and non-implementation of quality improvement activities.
Primary exposures were scales of sociocultural perinatal attitudes and discordance between attitudes and adherence.
Following standard procedure, item-pair Loevinger coefficients for both perinatal attitudes and discordance between attitudes and adherence were inspected and the highest were sequentially added to the scale, retained if the Loevinger H item-scale coefficient for the individual item was ≥0.30.
Multivariable logistic regression analysis was hypothesis-driven, presenting the association between (a) sociocultural attitudes scale, (b) discordant attitudes and adherence scales and the outcomes of incident and persistent postnatal CMD, adjusted for separate groups of confounders as defined above and, finally, with all potential confounders added simultaneously into the fully adjusted model.
Association with the potential confounding variables was evaluated for each perinatal practices scale: proportional odds ordinal regression for discordant attitudes and adherence scales, linear regression for the sociocultural perinatal attitudes scale.
Personal motivation to adhere reflects an individual's attitudes about adherence and is based on one's beliefs that medications are helpful, and not taking medications as prescribed would have undesirable consequences.
Discordance between attitudes and adherence.
