Focus groups made up of Latino men investigated their health concerns, barriers, motivators, and access to health information and health services.
And unfortunately when you reach the magic 50, um, things start going wrong, and er, sometimes they go pretty quickly as well…' (Attendee 13, male, employed, 62 years) The final motivator concerned patients' attitudes towards the NHS: many attendees believed it important that they should accept everything that was offered.
We also explored patient views on the content of the text message, role models as motivators to take medication, personal motivating factors to adhere, and practical issues concerning the use of the SMS.
This guide covered questions related to difficulties with adherence, timeliness of medication taking, reminders, content of the text message, role models as motivators to take medication, personal motivating factors to adhere, and practical issues concerning the use of the SMS.
The motivators for that election were national security issues, issues concerning the budget and taxes, and issues surrounding the economy.
This appears to be consistent with the findings concerning positive influences of PCSGs, where groups act as information trading resources and this feature is a primary motivator for attendance.
Being labelled 'obese' and having health concerns were primary motivators for men seeking help with weight loss.
67 To inform the content of future educational interventions for physicians, specific concerns and hypothetical motivators around PrEP provision were also assessed.
Previous studies 10 17 have also identified personal health concerns, including mild-to-serious personal health problems, and a fear of future illness in the absence of immediate health concerns as predominant motivators for smoking cessation.
Fourth, several public health advocates thought it was 'reprehensible' to try and 'change people's behaviour by using an extrinsic motivator like price rather than an intrinsic one like being concerned about one's health' (Warner, 2012).
