Sentence examples for intervention awareness from inspiring English sources

Intervention awareness was variable and recall of key messages among exposed men was generally poor.

The cognitive determinants assessed will include those determinants targeted in the intervention: awareness, attitudes, perceived behavioural control, subjective norm and intention, action planning and the perceived physical environment.

This perception presents an opportunity for policy makers and the mines to develop and implement intervention awareness and communication strategy, as this strategy would enable mineworkers and their families to perform rituals and would reduce the potential for a wife to be accused by the family and community of the murderer of her husband.

In the Kenyan intervention, awareness-raising programs were held in schools and reporting systems were improved [ 56].

Intervention and awareness building at the grassroot level, by fellow women workers, seems to be most effective in curbing witch hunting.

This quality improvement project utilising a multifaceted educational intervention improved awareness of AKI as demonstrated by changes in the clinician's self-reported management of patients with AKI.

For dietary behaviour, the following personal and external determinants were selected for this intervention: knowledge, awareness, risk-perception, health beliefs, habits, and social support.

Thus, once the intervention raised awareness about the importance of risk assessment, the risk assessment form provided an ongoing and salient reminder of need to complete an assessment.

Evaluations where it was not possible to disaggregate the intervention's awareness, effectiveness or acceptability amongst MSM from other target groups were excluded.

READY-Girls intervention raised awareness; provided information about the effects of diabetes on reproductive health, puberty, sexuality, and pregnancy; focused on the benefits of preconception counseling in preventing unplanned pregnancies; and enhanced communication skills.

Whilst it may not be possible for many concerns to be resolved by intervention, greater awareness and insights of patient and family concerns may mean that health care systems do not compound an already stressful situation.