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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Post-test method"”.

  1. On the fence: The impact of education on support for electric fencing to mitigate negative human-baboon interactions in Kommetjie, South Africa

    There are few studies that empirically test whether education can improve stakeholder support for a particular wildlife management/conservation intervention. Evidence-based decision making is critical for conservation actions, especially when people and wildlife are engaged in negative interactions …

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  2. Transitional Care to Reduce 30-day Heart Failure Readmissions Among the Long-Term Care Elderly Population

    … and promote evidence-based transitional care methods to the nursing staff at a long-term care (LTC) facility in NJ in order to reduce 30-day HF hospital readmissions.</p> <p>This project’s significance lies in its potential to improve quality of life for the long-term care residents, by …

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  3. Die moontlike uitwerking van groepgebaseerde dramaterapie op die selfagting van die kind met leerhindernisse (Afrikaans)

    … the data were statistically analysed. The pretest/posttest results were compared in order to determine if the intervention contributed to self-esteem development of the participants. A data-sample (n=17) was systematically drawn from the Afrikaans speaking Grade 4 learner participants’ …

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