Women participating in the lessons are more likely to practice exclusive breastfeeding, which increased from 20 to 89% and pregnant women increase their attendance at the health centre.
But other museum directors said the Art Link bus has not significantly increased their attendance, in part because of the distance between destinations, which makes a bus ride seem long even to the most art-hungry visitor.
In an announcement at BronxWorks, a nonprofit social services agency, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg pointed to a few examples of success: High school students who met basic proficiency standards before high school tended to increase their attendance, receive more class credits and perform better on standardized tests; more families went to the dentist for regular checkups.
The aim of this research was to develop and implement a psychological intervention to influence patients' beliefs about recovery and cardiac rehabilitation, in order to increase their attendance rates at a CR programme.
An everyday life experience had been chosen because such experiences have overwhelming importance in getting students involved in physics and to increase their attendance in classes (Donnelly 1998; Mahoy and Knutton 1997).
The addition of Ruth helped the Yankees increase their attendance to 1,289,422 for the 1920 season; it was the first time that any MLB team drew more than one million fans in a year.
Adolescents with more health service contacts at the start of the study, or who increase their attendance rate during the 4 years, report deterioration of SRH.
For other participants who may not enjoy sessions, it may be possible to increase their attendance by flexible scheduling, such as through rolling groups which have been successful in disadvantaged smokers in the UK [ 32].
As presented in Table 6, in Kenya, ARV treatment led to a 20% and 21% increase in labor-market activities among HIV-infected men and women's, respectively; HIV-infected men worked 35% more hours per week; and, once the HIV-infected adults within the household began treatment, young boys worked fewer hours in the labor market and increased their attendance at school [ 39].
Throughout New York, educators and politicians have been increasing their focus on attendance in recent years, and their efforts appear to be paying off, at least in elementary schools: 1 in 15 elementary students were absent on a given day this year, compared to 1 in 13 four years ago and 1 in 9 in 1995.
