(The expert patient: a new approach to chronic disease management for the 21st century 2001 DH) In the Expert Patients Programme patients with long term conditions are seen as being knowledgeable about their condition.
Are students who are more knowledgeable about biological concepts and terms better at perceiving their knowledge?
In order for many extension economists to serve their full dairy clientele, they need to be knowledgeable about the available TMPPS in terms of costs and benefits associated with each one of them.
On average, respondents tended to have a moderate level of familiarity with evolutionary terms, and were not particularly knowledgeable about the nature of science (Table 3).
If you're knowledgeable about the stock and believe in its long-term potential, you can ride out the storm, buy more stock at discount prices and collect dividends for income until the market turns around.
African-American families that visit a dentist regularly tend to have stronger preventive beliefs, were more knowledgeable about infant gum and tooth care and long-term consequences of oral diseases.
Survivors were less likely to perceive their PCPs as knowledgeable about cancer follow-up (43 %), late or long-term effects of cancer therapy (45 %), and diagnosis and treatment of symptoms related to cancer or cancer therapy (42 %).
He restores the term "hip" to its basic sense — being knowledgeable about deep, arcane, and vital things, having a survivalist sensibility in the menacing corners of society high and low.
It is imperative for startups to become knowledgeable about all of the various tools that can help meet long-term and emergency financing needs.
Meanwhile, the interaction terms M*W and M*S were significant and negative, indicating that consumers who are knowledgeable about wine and food processing tend to avoid antioxidant-free wines.
He is knowledgeable about jazz.
