It also identifies "poor attitudes, ineffective training and inadequate evidence gathering" and calls for an urgent overhaul by the police service of its response to domestic abuse – from the frontline up to the leadership.
Country workshop participants underlined that the motivation for neonatal nurses and other professionals to provide high quality care to sick babies was low (Table 1/ Table S1, additional file 2) and that incentives and remuneration were insufficient, leading to poor health worker attitudes, ineffective communication and poor compliance with infection control procedures.
In conclusion, this relatively modest environmental intervention was effective in significantly changing behavioral determinants towards eating less fat (social support, self-efficacy and attitude), but ineffective in significantly changing actual fat, fruit and vegetable intake of office workers.
This environmental intervention was modestly effective in changing behavioral determinant towards eating less fat (social support, self-efficacy and attitude), but ineffective in positively changing actual fat, fruit and vegetable intake of office workers.
I saw for myself how relief activities in Iraq and Afghanistan never recovered after the interventions there, as many of them became not only too dangerous but also ineffective because of local attitudes.
But two thirds of the participants thought that they were ineffective for assessing skills and attitudes".
In common with previous research on the adoption of innovations by individual people, 21 this study showed that mass media campaigns (mail shots, press coverage, road shows) were relatively ineffective in influencing people's attitudes to the SCR.
On the other hand, according to the theory of cognitive dissonance, the behavioural delays of screening might reciprocally contribute to the attitude that screening is ineffective, in rationalizing the lack of attentiveness and precaution manifested behaviourally.
Path model analysis output suggested that increased expression of the social components of the autism phenotype are associated with both ineffective social problem-solving styles and attitudes, while increased detail orientation discourages the use of an impulsive problem-solving style.
Three widely implemented interventions youth centers, peer education, and high-profile meetings on ASRH have been shown to be ineffective in changing ASRH health knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors, yet remain popular approaches among program implementers.
