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Nigerian Journal of Ophthalmology, 2021
Introduction: In spite of the comparatively high rate of blindness and other visual impairments in Nigeria, access to orthodox eye care remains low. Religion has been shown to have important effects on health behavior but such effects as regards access to eye health care remains insufficiently explored in local research.
Affiong A. Ibanga +3 more
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Introduction: In spite of the comparatively high rate of blindness and other visual impairments in Nigeria, access to orthodox eye care remains low. Religion has been shown to have important effects on health behavior but such effects as regards access to eye health care remains insufficiently explored in local research.
Affiong A. Ibanga +3 more
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Health Professionals' Attitudes to Videoconferencing in Paediatric Health-Care
Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 2002This study surveyed staff involved in paediatric health-care in the state of New South Wales. Questionnaires were sent to: 139 medical professionals in paediatric public health; 157 medical professionals in private practice; 179 nurses; and 125 allied health staff. There were 188 completed surveys (31%).
Richard J, Cohn, Belinda, Goodenough
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Public Health, 1967
Summary An assessment has been made of the attitudes towards dental health and of the dental needs of 797 individuals, aged 25–64 years, who were employed in two factories in Leeds. Of those individuals who possessed teeth and who were actually or potentially in need of dental treatment, only approximately 50 per cent.
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Summary An assessment has been made of the attitudes towards dental health and of the dental needs of 797 individuals, aged 25–64 years, who were employed in two factories in Leeds. Of those individuals who possessed teeth and who were actually or potentially in need of dental treatment, only approximately 50 per cent.
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The attitude to health in modern family
Problems of Social Hygiene Public Health and History of Medicine, 2019The purpose of survey is to identify behavioral characteristics in family life-style and intra-family educational practices in dynamics of observation as health indicator. The life-style is analyzed according the results of questionnaire survey of 297 respondents, fostering school age children.
A I, Markova, M A, Flores
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Attitude of Health-Care Workers to HIV / AIDS
African Journal of Reproductive Health, 2006The current 5% prevalence rate of HIV in Nigeria represents a significant population of people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA). Discrimination against PLWHA has profound impact on the care and support required for their optimal management particularly in resource-constrained settings. The study sought to assess the knowledge of health-care providers about
Sadah, A E +4 more
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Attitudes of health visitors to fluoridation
Health Education Journal, 1984A study of the attitudes of health visitors in urban com munities in northern and southern England was carried out in 1973 and 1979. The survey showed that two-thirds were in favour of fluoridation, but that there was consid erable scope for more attention to be paid to the subject in training programmes, both at college and in service.
S.A. Williams, C.G. Fairpo
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NEW ZEALANDERS' ATTITUDES TO HEALTH CARE POLICY
Community Health Studies, 1989AbstractA fully national sample of over 1,000 New Zealanders were questioned about their attitudes to various health care policy issues.In general terms there was greater support for a publicly‐provided health care system than for a privatized free market approach.
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Doctors' attitudes to health centres.
The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners, 1981In one Inner London health district many doctors seemed reluctant to work in health centres. To investigate the reasons, 44 general practitioners in two matched groups were interviewed. Those working in health centres appreciated the advantages of pleasant premises and the presence of a primary health care team.
R, Silverstone +2 more
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