The phrase "attitudes of a range" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to describe varying attitudes within a specific group or spectrum, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The study examined the attitudes of a range of participants towards climate change."
Alternatives: "attitudes of various groups" or "attitudes across a spectrum".
To our knowledge, this is the first study exploring the perceptions and attitudes of a range of healthcare providers towards antibiotic prescribing behaviour, antibiotic resistance, and AMS implementation in the RACF setting.
The performance of the intervention will not reflect the intervention in an everyday clinical practice, which is influenced by the skills and attitudes of a range of nurses and the intervention needs to be tested in every day nursing practice to enhance generalizability.
The data were collected through face-to-face interviews using a structured questionnaire that sought information on a range of topics, including background information of the respondents and of the facility they practised in; and respondents' training, experience and attitudes on a range of issues.
ICM tested Scottish voters' attitudes on a range of specific policy questions, which only confirmed the propitious mood for the new SNP leader and first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, as well as for her predecessor, Salmond, who is seeking to make a high profile return from Holyrood to Westminster in May.
But the report also promises a sophisticated attempt to change attitudes on a range of issues — the report cites films and shows that have affected the perception of homosexuality ("Will & Grace"), legislation on violence against women ("The North Country"), and literacy in the third world (through telenovelas like "Ven Conmigo") — by using applied behavioral science.
This has proved to be a useful way of tracking community attitudes to a range of mental health problems and their treatments, particularly in English-speaking countries [ 6].
(1) To assess expectations and experiences of a new eHealth service by patients and staff in three primary care settings; (2) to ascertain attitudes to a range of future, primary care-oriented eHealth services.
The analysis explored attitudes to a range of standard alcohol policy options, including taxation, availability, minimum ages, regulations on production and sale of non-beverage alcohol, advertisement and promotion and enforcement of drink-driving legislation.
To explore primary care professionals' views on distress and depression in patients with CHD 2. To explore their current management strategies and attitudes to a range of treatments in relation to this patient group 3. To provide guidance on the design and implementation of a practice-nurse led case-management depression intervention.
It may be helpful to explore the attitudes of a broader range of GPs, particularly those who do not identify an interest in mental health.
Therefore, for the first time in Germany, we carried out a representative study of the attitudes of a broad range of different stakeholders acting at the national or state level of the health care system.
