Sentence examples for perceived discussions from inspiring English sources

57 Participants perceived discussions about PrEP use as particularly difficult in scenarios involving recreational drug and alcohol use such as clubs, sex-on-the-premises venues or private sex parties, as higher rates of HIV-related stigma might be experienced at such venues.

Nurses and attending physicians show significantly different perception of code status discussion timing, with majority of nurses (63.4%) perceiving discussions as occurring "too late" or "much too late" and majority of attending physicians (55.6%) perceiving the timing as "about right" (p<0.0001).

The interviewed GPs perceived general discussions of behavior change without an indication as inappropriate in most instances.

Since about a third of participants perceived these discussions as not useful or even harmful, physicians should first ascertain patients' preferences before discussing their life expectancies.

However, we had perceived in discussions with community representatives prior to the study that neither parents nor children would have agreed to a prolongation of the stay in the resort for more than 10 days.

Moreover, the question arises as to whether the low score with respect to the competitive advantage of non-users raised questions as to how these companies perceived the discussion of public clients for whom BIM would be a compulsory part of the project delivery.

More than half of the OPs perceived 'stepwise discussion of the guideline content' (61%) and the 'PDCA structure' (52%) as strongly effective for guideline adherence.

In a qualitative study, 17 physicians perceived the discussion and delineation of drinking and the agreement of life goals and strategies for reduction as the most practical and effective components of BI for alcohol [ 44].

The preceptors perceive these discussions as stressful for both themselves and the students, and they want to avoid these discussions as much as possible: "I need further knowledge of conversational methods to manage problematic discussions and to be able to keep the conversation focused and structured".

Physician counseling may help patients lose weight; however, physicians perceive these discussions as somewhat futile and time-consuming.

Results showed tobacco users open to tobacco-free policies (62%) and perceiving more discussions about quitting tobacco with healthcare providers (69%).