Sentence examples for familial knowledge from inspiring English sources

This account therefore highlights the centrality of experiential (personal and familial) knowledge in reproductive decision making.

Familial knowledge and practices regarding vaccination mostly depend on vaccination providers for guidance on immunization timing and administration.

Scheuner et al. identified deficiencies in primary care workers' basic genetic knowledge and ability to interpret familial patterns[1].

We conducted a qualitative study of women reporting severe acute obstetric complications in order to identify a broad spectrum of underlying social, familial, economic, knowledge, and empowerment factors in the healthcare seeking process and the major barriers perceived by women in accessing appropriate care.

This study investigates women's awareness and interpretation of their familial risk and knowledge and views about mammographic screening.

Nevertheless, they agreed that personal perceptions about diabetes running in the family could be discussed more thoroughly and knowledge about familial susceptibility to diabetes could be improved: 'There is a lot of ignorance.

It's the only dust-jacket photograph of the author in the company of someone else, and what is unsettling about this familial portrait is our knowledge that four years later Emily would be dead, of leukemia.

There were no differences in patient knowledge about familial cancer.

The questionnaire measured risk perception, knowledge about familial cancer and cancer worry using disease-specific measures.

Secondary hypotheses included that patients from intervention practices would have greater knowledge about familial cancer without higher cancer worry, at the point of referral than from comparison practices.

Increasing knowledge about familial cancer syndromes (Lindor et al, 1998), and the ability to detect specific germline mutations in various cancer-associated genes (Fearon, 1997) means that cancer genetics should be included in standard clinical care.