Sentence examples for prevention discussions from inspiring English sources

"Official copies have been handed over to local school board representatives so that they can show it to students during crime prevention discussions," the police said in a press release.

These reasons for limited injury prevention discussions are similar to those listed in other studies (Yarnall, 2003; Belamarich et al., 2006; Wright, 1997).

Participation in a quality improvement program within pediatric offices can increase screening for injury risks and encourage tailored injury prevention discussions during an office encounter.

However, on follow-up surveys of participating PCPs, they stated that they felt using the provided tool made them more efficient with injury prevention discussions and that the talking points helped them start the conversations more easily.

This is a nice sentiment in theory, she said, but in practice, doctors should be prepared to tailor prevention discussions and treatment options to LGBTQ individuals' specific needs.

The decision aid further increased the proportion of CHD prevention discussions with providers, patients' perceptions that at least some features of patient-provider interactions were more favorable, and patients' intentions for any effective risk reducing strategy.

YOGI BERRA MUSEUM Gene Monahan, head athletic trainer of the New York Yankees, will give a presentation and discussion on injury prevention, treatment and rehabilition as well as advances and careers in sports medicine.

While these tools are surely part of the prevention arsenal, discussion of the main weapon, parental modeling, has been strangely absent.

The aim of the paper is to investigate associations between a range of markers of gender inequity, including financial, psychological and physical violence, and two proximal practices in HIV prevention, namely discussion of HIV between partners and the woman suggesting condom use.

The results of this study indicate that some MSM may base decisions about HIV prevention on discussion about HIV status with their partners, rather than condom use.

Both measurements of condom use correlated with education, knowledge, cognition (severity, susceptibility, fear, response efficacy, self-efficacy, barriers to action, and subjective norms), environmental conditions (living with a committed partner, living in a community where condoms are easily available, involving in HIV prevention program, discussion on condom with partner) (P<0.05).