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An audit on the professional intervention of smoking

Dental Update, 2017
Abstract: Smoking accompanies recognized health risks. It is the dental practitioner's duty to provide professional intervention as recommended by Public Health England. This article describes an audit that aimed to measure the professional intervention provided by dentists, compare this to standards and to improve the amount of intervention.
Jatinder Moore
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Professional Intervention in Divorce

Journal of Divorce, 1978
This report summarizes and compares the views of expert groups of lawyers, psychotherapists, and clergy on the divorcing process and the role of the professional in assisting the divorcing. There was considerably greater difference of opinion on these issues among the lawyers than among either the therapists or clergy.
Kenneth Kressel, Martin Lopez-Morillas, Janet Weinglass, Morton Deutsch   +3 more
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Professional and Non-Professional Intervention for Highly Anxious Primiparous Mothers

British Journal of Psychiatry, 1985
SummaryPrimiparous women (n= 627) were screened on state and trait anxiety measures in the post-partum period; sub-groups of highly anxious (n= 89), moderately anxious (n= 29), and minimally anxious (n= 29) mothers were derived and subsequently interviewed.
B, Barnett, G, Parker
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Breastfeeding Educational Interventions for Health Professionals: A Synthesis of Intervention Studies

Journal for Specialists in Pediatric Nursing, 2010
PURPOSE.  The purpose of this synthesis was to review intervention studies that focused on increasing the breastfeeding knowledge, self‐confidence, and supportive behaviors of healthcare professionals.DESIGN AND METHODS.  Fourteen articles were identified through database searches as the basis for this review.RESULTS.
Amanda L, Watkins, Joan E, Dodgson
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Professional Development in Early Intervention

Infants & Young Children, 2000
The need to provide opportunities for early intervention professionals to increase their knowledge and skill competence is clearly reflected in both the extant literature and provisions put forth in federal law. Attempts to meet this need through inservice training efforts are often less effective than desired. This article presents strategies intended
Malone, Michael D., Straka, Elizabeth, Logan, Kent R.   +2 more
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Professionally delivered interventions for gambling disorder

Current Opinion in Psychiatry, 2019
To assess recent developments in professionally delivered interventions for gambling disorder.During the past 24 months a number of reviews and individual studies have been published. Collectively they assess the efficacy and effectiveness of a range of interventions and identify methodological and other shortcomings.
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Parents as Professionals in Early Intervention

Topics in Early Childhood Special Education, 2004
One of the goals of a family-centered approach in early intervention is to equally involve family members as active partners with professionals. This article describes one state's model of family involvement using parents of young children with disabilities as parent educators in the Part C system.
Peggy A. Gallagher, Cheryl A. Rhodes, Sharon M. Darling   +2 more
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Spirituality in Professional Helping Interventions

2006
Abstract This chapter discusses the inclusion of spiritually-focused assessment and helping activities among the strategies social workers use with older adults. It describes the domains included in a spiritual assessment of the older adult and the use of spiritually-oriented helping activities.
Holly Nelson-Becker, Mitsuko Nakashima, Edward Canda   +2 more
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