The baby-boom generation has brought on extraordinary change -- in civil rights, women's roles, the nature of the economy, religious practices, attitudes toward authority.
To determine pediatricians' practices, attitudes, and barriers regarding screening for and treatment of pediatric dyslipidemias in 9- to 11-year-olds and 17- to 21-year-olds.
It is a social, cultural, and technical process which requires shifts not only in organizational practices, attitudes, or ways of thinking, but also in resource allocations, goals, and structures along with monitoring processes.
Such a change will then 'transform' a society fundamentally in its existing practices, attitudes, norms and values or put in other words: sociotechnical transformation fundamentally changes the way how a system fulfills specific societal needs [12, p. 91].
Additionally, MRP were used to assess one evidence of convergent validity, based on the assumption that parental behaviors in response to youth's emotion are related with maternal practices, attitudes, and beliefs about parenting (Katz, Wilson, & Gottman, 1999).
Work practices, attitudes, values, strategies, technologies, and ways of working are evolving and changing at a rapid pace, whereas organizations remain stagnant when it comes to adapting to these changes.
Sample characteristics, referral practices, attitudes and knowledge about TSGs are presented descriptively.
Unprofessional practices, attitudes and behaviours of ANC providers may further increase the non-utilization of ANC.
Wynn K, Trudeau JD, Taunton K, Gowans M, Scott I: Nutrition in primary care Current practices, attitudes, and barriers.
While they have limited values in testing hypotheses, they can be useful in assessing practices, attitudes, knowledge and beliefs.
