Sentence examples for counseling instruments from inspiring English sources

Examples of this are the "5 A" concept, the stages of change theory, and counseling instruments for quitting smoking and reducing alcohol consumption [ 2, 21, 47].

The questions used to assess professionals' opinions regarding counseling, instruments used for patient's physical activity assessment and knowledge about physical activity are presented in (Table  1).

The assessment tool, which included questions designed to gauge the respondents' level of HIV awareness as well as attitudes and beliefs, was adapted from the AIDSCAP/WHO Voluntary HIV Counseling and Testing Efficacy Instrument.

Mixed survey questionnaires for both the baseline and follow up visits were designed as an adaptation from the instruments used by the Voluntary HIV Counseling and Testing Efficacy Study Group [ 27].

There is no valid and reliable instrument to evaluate genetic education and counseling received by parents who have an infant with a positive newborn screen for cystic fibrosis (CF).

These children (n = 714) rate the Ragins' Mentor Role Instrument (MRI) that estimates parental, modeling, counseling, friendship, and support roles by mentors to mentees.

The second instrument is known as the Behavior Change Counseling Index, and it is based on Behavior Change Counseling [ 16].

These results indicate that the ultra-short screening version is a time-saving and promising screening instrument for research settings and in individual counseling.

To present preliminary evidence for the reliability and validity of the Dual Protection Counseling Checklist (DPCC), an instrument designed to evaluate nurses' fidelity to high quality dual protection counseling in a family planning setting.

A short but psychometric sound instrument to assess familial Risk and Protective Factors (RPF) could provide counseling practitioners with relevant information.

On the basis of earlier work, these instruments still need to be further developed and validated, together with systematic interventions (information and counseling approaches) aimed at helping health-care professionals to facilitate informed choices in prenatal screening.