Sentence examples for included willingness from inspiring English sources

Other attributes describing helpful doctors included willingness to acknowledge patient concerns, open-mindedness, being supportive, optimism, and a holistic approach.

This is the first general population-based survey on sexual behaviours in young adults in Croatia that included willingness to test for C trachomatis.

The selection criteria for the three Community Health Centers included willingness to participate and medical directors who had expressed interest in the study.

Inclusion criteria for immunological studies included: willingness to undergo an HIV test and give a venous blood sample, and aged 18 years or over.

The initial models included willingness to travel, knowledge of a vaccine preventable illness and access (a composite variable combining distance less than 5 km and visit by a LHW).

28 Key factors that were found to influence risk-taking behaviour included willingness to ask for help, communication failure between and within older adults, informal care givers and health professionals and delayed provision of help.

Lyall Grant said the council, which has been deadlocked on Ukraine because of a possible veto by Russia, must play a full role in ensuring compliance with the ceasefire, including "willingness to take further steps in the event it is not implemented".

More generally, such an approach must include willingness to see evolutionary biology as, in part, the open-ended exploration of the traditional questions of natural history (cf., Greene 1986): what are the patterns of similarity and difference among organisms, and how did they most probably come about?

The virtual urban simulation (VUS) system in association with GIS involves more data about the area and the residents such as land plot data, availability of government redevelopment grants and resident's characteristics including willingness to participate in area redevelopment process.

Assessments included validated Confidence and Self-Reported Practice scales, the Attitudes Toward Caring for Patients Feeling Meaningless Scale (including willingness to help, positive appraisal, and helplessness items), the Maslach Burnout Scale, job satisfaction, and the Functional Assessment of Chronic Illness Therapy-Spiritual (FACIT-Sp).

The objective of this study was to conduct a methodological exploration of the effect of attribute framing on marginal rates of substitution (MRS), including willingness to pay (WTP) from a discrete choice experiment (DCE), within the context of colorectal cancer screening preferences.