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Alcohol-related knowledge, beliefs and attitudes among health and clerical personnel
Social Science & Medicine, 1988Health personnel has been thought to pay too little attention to alcohol-related problems. Knowledge, attitudes and beliefs related to alcohol were studied among 225 physicians, 296 nurses, and 279 clerical employees. Knowledge scores were constructed by giving one point for every correct answer.
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Attitudes of mental health personnel towards rating outcome.
Journal of quality in clinical practice, 1998Outcome measurement is becoming an integral part of health-care delivery. The attitudes of staff towards this development are important as they may influence ratings themselves, improve the design of measures and indicate how outcome assessment should be introduced into services.
G, Walter, M, Cleary, J M, Rey
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Attitudes of health care personnel toward demented patients.
Comprehensive gerontology. Section B, Behavioural, social, and applied sciences, 1988Health care personnel (n = 724) working in psychogeriatric care, somatic and psychiatric long-term care, somatic and psychiatric general care and in homes for the aged, were interviewed by means of questionnaires evaluating attitudes and intentions regarding work with demented patients and education in their care.
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[A critical and ironic instant in science and attitude of health personnel].
Revue belge de medecine dentaire, 2009Smoking habits have a negative impact on general health and are detrimendous for teeth, dental implants, periodontal and peri-implant tissues. In this paper, however, a critical note is placed based on a comparison of the current evidence based knowledge with scientifically sound communications dating 1946. It seems that not only science has turned its
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[A change of attitude among health personnel: a function of the schools of public health].
Educacion medica y salud, 1985This presentation examines the problem of certain attitudes of persons employed in health and other sectors, and of the beneficiary population itself which, though not blocking, at least make it difficult to promote the attainment of health for all based on primary care.
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Survey on environmental awareness, attitude and behaviour of Taiwan medical personnel
International Journal of Global Warming, 2022Alex Yong Kwang Tan
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