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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Intervention Quality"”.
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Examining the Characteristics of Interventions Targeting Mental Health Stigma among Athletes: A Systematic Review
… a barrier to help-seeking. Yet, despite existing interventions, the evidence base targeting reductions in MHS in athletes is equivocal. The purpose of this systematic review is to describe the core components of interventions developed to target MHS in athletes. Pre-registered on PROSPERO …
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Total knee arthroplasty and mHealth: the development of an evidence-based app wireframe to support patient rehabilitation post-TKA .
… range of conditions. Although numerous mHealth interventions exist for TKA rehabilitation, rapid development of mobile apps often outpaces rigorous research, potentially compromising intervention quality and effectiveness. This doctoral study aimed to develop a novel mobile phone app to support …
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Assessing quality in systematic reviews of the effectiveness of health promotion: areas of consensus and dissension
… be conducted, particularly about how the<br/>quality of evidence should be assessed. The aim of this research was to assess current<br/>approaches to, and general views on, the use of quality assessment in systematic reviews of<br/>effectiveness in health promotion, and to identify areas of …
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A META-ANALYSIS OF IMPLEMENTATION PLANNING: THE EFFECTS ON TEACHERS’ TREATMENT ADHERENCE AND QUALITY WHEN IMPLEMENTING BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTIONS
… treatment integrity when implementing behavioral interventions. IP consultation is hypothesized to improve treatment implementation adherence as well as the quality of implementation related to the chosen behavior intervention(s). A secondary hypothesis of this review was that cooccurring student …
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Investigating Dyadic Shared-Decision Making and Behavioral Health Literacy: Social Anxiety
The cost of obtaining healthcare in the United States has escalated dramatically in the past several years, with similar increases in health expenditures. Behavioral health literacy and shared decision-making have emerged as potential solutions to improve care and reduce costs. However, questions …