More health education on vector control with emphasis on increasing knowledge to counteract beliefs such as 'nets are for dead people" is critical A number of agencies such as WHO, UNICEF, Ministry of Health, URCS and Oxfam helped tremendously to mitigate the situation.
Patients with panic disorder might benefit especially from collaboration with therapists who can teach them concrete principles of exposure and cognitive modifications that counteract beliefs of vulnerability, whereas those with dysthymia might benefit more broadly from interventions that target their unmet needs for attachment, pleasure and self-esteem.
Counteracting beliefs that higher recruitment rates reflected more effective field worker performance appeared important in shifting attitudes and reducing a perceived pressure of time on home visits.
"And I wanted to counteract any belief that a commitment to try to do this on a bipartisan basis was giving anyone a veto".
Articulating viable solutions is important to counteract a belief many people have that there is nothing that can be done about poverty, which often keeps them from engaging with the issue.
Don't allow these people to sabotage all of the amazing work you've been doing from steps 1 and 2 because this will counteract your belief that hypersensitivity is good and that it deserve a voice.
Statements that China will "never" catch up with the Premier League's global appeal all depend on global media viewership, and this is a step towards counteracting that belief.
You have certain beliefs, and then you get hit by a car and then you're unable to stop thinking things that directly counteract those beliefs".
In order to move forward, nurses as individuals must carefully reflect on our practice and re-appraise our stance to counteract these beliefs.
Younger generations, up to a third of the cancer patients in the most recent years of our study, may be more aware and receptive to public health messages but communications targeted to minority ethnic groups should still be used to reach newer generations and counteract misplaced beliefs.
The effectiveness of futures educational programs about rheumatic diseases directed to general population/patient population might be improved by targeting the eldest and low educated fraction of the population to counteract wrong general beliefs.
