Sentence examples for population readiness from inspiring English sources

A part of this lack of population readiness to make change may be attributed to practice or community readiness to support change.

This observation adds weight to our earlier point about there being a need to consider population readiness for lifestyle change more fully.

However, as shown in Figure  1 (Excluded box), overall uptake was low, indicating perhaps that population readiness to make change was not as good as it ought to have been, given that all patients screened and contacted had been identified from practice records as being at high risk of experiencing a CVD event.

The pre-existing phenotypic heterogeneity, an example of the well-known "bet-hedging-strategy", keeps the population in readiness to deal with future calamities.

In an underserved population, the readiness scores were analyzed in relationship to the patient's interest in communicating with healthcare providers about health behavior change.

There is also a need to develop robust intervention studies that take account of the population's readiness to sign the donor register, with approaches ranging from personal interaction and discussion with members of the lay community and facilitating a sign-up process in practice.

The hospitals have been buffeted by reductions in state and federal subsidies, a steep rise in the uninsured population, new disaster-readiness expenses and a drop in business after the Sept. 11 attacks, and, in many cases, by their own mismanagement.

Effective interventions need to be matched to the populations' stage of readiness to register.

Seventy per cent of the island's tourism industry has collapsed since the refugees started arriving, but the local population has shown its readiness to help.

Our research question was: "What are the knowledge, attitudes, and perceptions of generally healthy young adults regarding ACP?" This study serves as a first step in exploring the knowledge of this population regarding ACP, their readiness to learn and act, and their views and needs toward this proactive health behavior.

The findings also suggest that a trial model should reflect the fact that the eligible population of children ready to start DDP could become narrower after an initial assessment of carer readiness by sites, but that there would be potential within the lifetime of the trial for some families to progress to a stage of readiness to commence this stage of DDP.