The phrase "self tailored" is not commonly used in written English and may be considered awkward
It can be used to describe something that is customized or made to fit an individual's specific needs or preferences.
Example: "The program offers a self tailored approach to learning, allowing students to choose their own pace and subjects."
Alternatives: "customized" or "personalized"
It was found that people try to self-tailor the information, but do not fully succeed.
The first session is aimed at the pre-action phase of self-regulation and starts with increasing knowledge of the target behavior: participants can self-tailor the information by choosing the topics of their interest.
Such a laboratory could include a web-based research platform that: a) presents a patient decision aid; b) has interactive features that allow patients to self-tailor the clinical information and deliberative support they receive to meet their decision-making needs and deliberative style; and c) incorporates data collection items for research.
The next category, Family and Self, was tailored to the cusp between 19th century realism and 20th century modernism, comprising both sweeping family sagas and mumbled interior monologues, while State of the Nation dealt mainly with novelists who had a social vision and a political message: Dickens, Dostoyevsky and Zola came into their own.
Measurements were performed before and after training using analogic visual scale of self-efficacy tailored specifically to each profession.
The care plan includes self-management activities for the patient by setting goals in an action plan (e.g. regarding nutrition, physical exercise, use of medication, and self-monitoring) tailored to the patients' capacities.
Three versions of an Internet-delivered intervention to support the self-care of mild bowel problems were developed that provided (1) self-assessment without tailored feedback, (2) self-assessment with tailored feedback, and (3) generic information only.
In the focus groups the following domains of AH have been formulated: Practice/organisation, Cooperation between healthcare professionals, Life vision and spirituality, Therapeutic relationship, Physiological self-healing, self-management, Individually tailored care, Expertise and insight, Structure of treatment and Healing Environment.
Three different versions of 'Gut Instincts', an Internet-based intervention to facilitate the self-care of mild bowel problems, were developed, to allow comparison of self-assessment with tailored feedback, self-assessment without tailored feedback, and generic information.
Furthermore, Internet-delivered PtDAs allow patients greater opportunity to customize or "self-tailor" the level of clinical information detail, engagement in deliberative steps, and viewing of socially-derived experiential information according to their personal deliberative styles.
Use of a controlled experimental manipulation enabled us to compare engagement with self-assessment without tailored feedback against engagement with self-assessment combined with tailored feedback, and engagement with generic information.
