Sentence examples for behaviour consultation from inspiring English sources

There was a significant reduction in maternal depression, anxiety and stress scores (all p<0.003) following one single sleep behaviour consultation.

During the H1N1v pandemic, in the absence of a systematic method for quantifying healthcare-seeking behaviour, consultation numbers were scaled-up by assuming that 30% of individuals with ILI sought medical attention at the start of the epidemic, and that this percentage increased to 50% with the launch of the internet- and telephone-based National Pandemic Flu Service NPFSS) in July [ 2].

Dogs excluded from the study were provided with a behaviour consultation and modification plan, without psychoactive medication (unless the owner was willing to cover the medication's cost) in accordance with the agreed management of subjects described in our submission for ethical approval.

The goal is to engage practitioners so that they use BCC in their health behaviour consultations in every day primary care.

Because we wanted to study consultation behaviour consultations with other practice staff were excluded because these contacts are almost always initiated by the PCP or his staff and concern planned control of chronic diseases.

Over the past 15 years, we have adapted MI, designed for use by specialists, into a generic, feasible and acceptable method to address the challenge of efficient, respectful and effective multiple-behaviour consultations in primary care [ 22, 23].

A fourth option would be to deploy the cameras across the city to monitor anti-social behaviour following consultation.

Training outcomes for clinical teams will be evaluated and comprise behaviour change consultation competencies assessed via audio-recording of clinical sessions (post-training and at one year).

One group consisted of patients who consulted a psychiatrist before their suicidal behaviours (the consultation group), and the other group consisted of patients who had not consulted a psychiatrist before their suicidal behaviours (the non-consultation group).

Health anxiety will predict behaviour during consultations – repeated reassurance-seeking, taking the form of enquiries about symptoms, during consultations.

Besides, Dablanc et al. [12] underline the importance of the territorial scale for stakeholder involvement to obtain an effective behaviour change: consultations are of little use at the local and municipal levels, if not combined with metropolitan or region-wide consultations.