Sentence examples for counselling p from inspiring English sources

In contrast, among patients diagnosed with GAD, those who received CBT were 1.324 times more likely to reliably recover than those who received counselling (p < .001).001

Among patients who were diagnosed with a depressive episode, those who received CBT were no more or less likely to reliably recover than those who received counselling (p = .28).28

A higher proportion of other providers compared with RDs identified that barriers to using e-DA tools were spending time and education to interpret results, and the time needed to offer counselling (both p < .01).01

Conversely, lower percentages of doctors and clinical officers attended training on voluntary counselling and testing (p = 0.003) than nurses and midwives.

This paper aims to describe the design of a study of the effectiveness of parenting counselling using Stepping Stones Triple P compared to Care as Usual.

At the end of the first 3 months of the study 16% of those in the intervention arm compared with 37% of those in the control arm reported having received counselling over that period (p = 0.07).

Analysis of data from the subgroup of clients who met the MDE cutpoint only (n = 10) found a trend towards significantly greater efficacy for counselling over waiting list (p =.087), with an effect size (g) for treatment against control of 1.13 (95% CI = -0.21 - 2.46) on the SDQ-ES.

Those predictor variables in the multivariate model of "willingness to be pre-test counselled" were forced into the multivariate model of "acceptability of pretest counselling" irrespective of the P-values in the univariate analysis of the later model.

Higher educational level was correlated with being counselled (r = 0.115, p = 0.015).

Comparisons between the sub-groups whose needs were met versus not met revealed similar profiles for the type of help provided: medication (50.0% vs. 40.0%, p = .146); counselling (39.8% vs. 32.0%, p = .244); general MH information (29.0% vs. 29.3%, p = .955); and help with a specific aspect of their life (22.2% vs. 20.0%, p = .703).703

There are significant differences among medical students' self-reported health behaviors and their attitudes towards preventive counselling from three different countries (P < 0.05).