Sentence examples for behavioural changes and to from inspiring English sources
CHWs work in various functions: to improve health knowledge, to increase access to health care, to induce behavioural changes, and to reduce health care costs [ 13].
The authors argue that targeted measures to promote behavioural changes and to increase demand are needed to have a meaningful impact on utilisation of care in remote settings.
The goal of these calls is twofold: to encourage the participant's current behavioural changes and to provide further brief motivational interviewing to encourage the planned behavioural changes.
Further, the participant was encouraged to plan five additional counsellor-initiated booster telephone calls, according to their need for additional counselling, intended to support the participant's behavioural changes and to provide further brief MI to encourage the planned behavioural changes.
The results of providing a "therapeutic milieu" of mental health techniques to both foster behavioural changes and to increase adherence and address some other health concerns of the patients in an inpatient setting were favourable.
18 The Diabetes Manual is an evidence-based 1 1 DSME programme for type 2 diabetes largely self-directed with support from practice nurses who have been trained as Diabetes Manual facilitators (DMF) to elicit behavioural changes and to provide psychological support.
In discussions with Malawi's president, Joyce Banda, Featherstone said: "I have asked them to look at prevention and behavioural change, and to look at women and girls and the connection to violence".
Trends in livestock numbers, average sizes of holdings, and age and income of livestock owners are used to illustrate factors behind behavioural change and to compare changes in Ariège with those in other parts of the Pyrenees.
§ Important steps have been taken to promote behavioural change and to put an end to practices that are incompatible with the spirit and provisions of the CRC.
Based on these findings we explored whether the respondents were ready for behavioural change and to take mitigation or adaptation actions.
