Sentence examples for attitudinal interventions from inspiring English sources

The critical importance of affective evaluations in this risk perception model underscores the relevance of attitudinal interventions as informed by the EPPM, for pandemic willingness-related response trainings for EMS personnel.

Catch-up MMR invitations may effectively move children from 0 to 1 MMR doses (unimmunised to partially immunised), whilst attitudinal interventions highlighting social benefits of MMR may effectively move children from 1 to 2 MMR doses (partially to fully immunised).

The effect of the intervention on attitudinal scores (table 2) highlights a significant improvement in the intervention group's (year 1) attitudinal scores in: being less likely to internalise errors (p=0.010); more likely to question another healthcare professional's behaviours (p<0.001); and being more likely to openly disclose an error to a patient (p=0.008).

These may include both structural and attitudinal factors and appropriate interventions might be targeted at both the structure and the process of care.

If attitudes related to health behaviour can be identified, health protection interventions for attitudinal change can be developed, and an increase in desirable health behaviour would result [ 21].

Since the study was interested in community level intervention on attitudinal change to family planning, the questions were drafted to elicit community level constraints for family planning adoption.

Latent growth curve analysis, a robust statistical method that enables both interindividual and intraindividual evaluation, was used to evaluate the differences in attitudinal changes between an intervention and comparator group.

Our second hypothesis supports this by highlighting outcomes of interventions that have 'soft' attitudinal components: Hypothesis 2. Interventions that seek to reshape the attitudinal landscape in which professional behaviours are enacted are less likely to lead to behaviour change.

The purpose of this study was to test the efficacy and the cost effectiveness of a tailored barriers intervention (TBI), an educational intervention tailored to participants' attitudinal barriers toward reporting pain and using analgesics.

These within-group analyses will allow evaluation of the outcomes attributable to the physical activity intervention rather than attitudinal variables that may have been introduced with the self-selection of the groups.

An assessment of attitudinal and behavioral change in response to interventions, the sustainability of interventions and the viability of the framework of national policies on girls' education were also envisaged.