Sentence examples similar to examination attitude from inspiring English sources

This means the SSEAS will give more accurate information for individuals who have low skin-self-examination attitude.

The Skin Self-Examination Attitude Scale (SSEAS) is a brief measure that allows for the assessment of attitudes in relation to skin self-examination.

The difficulty level of the 8 items reflected a narrow range of levels of skin self-examination attitude among men ≥ 50 years, thus not allowing for the optimal discrimination of more positive attitude in this sample.

In terms of clinical practice, it is very important to assess skin cancer self-examination attitude to identify people who may need a more extensive intervention to allow early detection of skin cancer.

The skin self-examination attitude scale (SSEAS) developed, and previously used, in a large community-based pilot trial of skin cancer screening [ 16], and was modified for the Skin Awareness study to include items measuring SSE outcome expectancy and planning for future SSE.

Utilisation of this screening examination reflects attitude towards screening programmes and is likely to be a good marker for health behaviour and general health care utilisation.

I remembered this incident when I read a study published this week in Archives of Surgery, the first large-scale examination of attitudes toward pregnant surgeons.

The size of the telephone survey allowed for an examination of attitudes among Puerto Rican New Yorkers, but there were not enough respondents from other nationalities to analyze their opinions separately.

More specifically, the study sought to find out the effect of using such materials as a learning strategy on reducing their stress and panic before final examination and their attitude towards performance on the final examination.

Examination of the attitude of the Differentiators to the various vaccines reveals a more complex profile.

Given our tendency to repeat mistakes in other areas of our lives, I think most of us could benefit from a closer examination of our attitudes to money.