Dichotomous variables were created for level of physical activity (<5 days a week / ≥ 5 days a week), accurate perception of body weight (no/yes), perceiving dietitians as suitable care providers (no/yes) and readiness to lose weight (ready to change/not ready to change).
IPV victims desire appropriate, respectful responses by nurses, suitable to their stage of readiness.
The suitable size distribution, high solubility, and readiness for phagocytosis by macrophages, all suggest that the lyophilized amorphous RIF microspheres could be potentially used as an anti-tuberculosis inhalation therapy.
This can be done by providing the farmers with alternatives suitable for their area potential, their readiness and market opportunities so they will be able to make decisions on restructuring their own production systems while balancing the utilization of natural resources.
Brief motivational interviewing offers a range of strategies suitable for people in the different stages of readiness to change [ 86, 104].
As a result, Johnston and colleagues recommended that existing referral guidelines be broadened to take into consideration the medical conditions suitable for referral as well as the stage of readiness of the patient to take up the referral [ 34].
Two main themes emerged in relation to this research question; first, there is a conceptual 'blurring of boundaries' between children deemed as suitable for MAPP in comparison with other therapies; second, DDP requires a sense of readiness and, often, work to enhance readiness before the child and parent/carer can begin DDP together in the same room.
Each strategy is suitable for participants who are in the maintenance stage of motivational readiness for physical activity behaviour change.
The AbioCor decision hinges on at least two crucial variables -- matching the readiness of a medical team with the availability of a suitable patient to volunteer.
The instrument, the Readiness to Disclose to Children (R2D2-C), is intended to be suitable for administration by lay counselors or trained personnel in a community or clinic setting.
Respondents with a mildly increased WRHR had significantly higher odds for readiness to lose weight in case they perceived the dietitian as suitable caregiver, or in case they had an accurate perception of weight.
