Sentence examples for insight into perceptions from inspiring English sources

However, to ensure appropriate services for elderly migrants, we need more insight into perceptions of aging among these groups [ 1, 6, 7].

More insight into perceptions of aging among migrant women is needed to inform service delivery for culturally and linguistic diverse populations, yet few studies have explored this field.

The present study provides insight into perceptions and experiences of employees suffering from CANS and identifies a number of recurring problem areas.

This paper seeks to gain insight into perceptions and experiences of CHWs adopting and enacting CHW roles in rural South Africa, using the role identity theory (23).

A subset of OCS study participants, broadly representative of the demographics of HIV prevalence in Ontario, were then invited to be interviewed to gain further insight into perceptions of disclosure expectations and responsibilities.

[ 56] The use of a qualitative approach provided the opportunity to explore the range of issues pertinent to this cohort of dentists and gain insight into perceptions and beliefs [ 57- 59].

Preliminary insights into perceptions held by a group of entry-level female cyclists highlight overlaps between cycling formats and indicate that conceptual advancements in the development of sport, and development through sport could be collectively considered in the context of women's cycling participation.

Both parts of the survey were conducted in Italy, Germany, and the UK and sought to gain insights into perceptions about new energy-efficient settlement development.

This survey provides new insights into perceptions of physicians, nurses, patients and relatives about possible outpatient management, the perceived necessary length of hospital stay and reasons necessitating inpatient management in patients with different severities of LRTIs.

This study gave important insights into perceptions relating to healthy eating, physical activity and lifestyle advice of individuals with different socioeconomic positions, and reveals some promising opportunities to adapt lifestyle interventions especially for individuals with low SES.

The aim of this qualitative study was to bring insights into perceptions of quality of care and ethical issues during HIVCT campaigns by the actors who experience them at field level, in Burkina Faso.