The innovation (determinants such as complexity, relative advantage, compatibility), 2. The adopting person (determinants such as outcome expectations, self-efficacy, perceived patient cooperation), 3. The organisation (determinants such as staff turnover, financial resources, available time), 4. The socio-political context (determinants such as legislation) [ 23, 24].
The specific aim was to identify country- and person-specific determinants associated with a higher risk.
In order to ensure equity, any health service must be accessible, acceptable and of equal quality for all [ 14], regardless of a person's bio-social determinants, such as place of residence, race, occupation, gender, religion, level of education, socioeconomic position, social capital, age, sexual orientation or presence of disability [ 15].
To determine which determinants predict frailty and domains of frailty (physical, psychological, social) in a community-dwelling sample of elderly persons.
The Multidimensional Health Locus of Control (MHLC) scales are widely used to measure beliefs about determinants of persons' health.
Farzaneh-Far, R. et al. Telomere length trajectory and its determinants in persons with coronary artery disease: longitudinal findings from the heart and soul study.
This is the first detailed person-based study of determinants of DAMA focussing on Australian patients with IHD.
To our best knowledge, our study is the first quantitative analysis to demonstrate that living area per person could be a determinant of MRSA prevalence in LTCFs.
We assessed the extent of disability and its determinants among persons with leprosy-related disabilities after release from multi drug treatment.
Direct comparisons among countries must be made with caution as the characteristics and health determinants of persons screened vary by both by country of origin and by destination.
Identifying underlying pathology in a preclinical state may help to recognize persons at risk, assess determinants of disease and develop preventive measures.
