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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"client attitudes"”.

  1. Student nurses' attitudes toward sexuality in the care of the terminally ill

    … between a program on human sexuality and attitudes toward human sexuality and attitudes toward inclusion of sexual health in nursing care of the terminally ill client. Attitudes were measured by using the Rogers' Attitudes Toward Human Sexuality (ATS) scale and Rogers' Attitudes Toward …

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  2. A survey of attitudes of agricultural society leaders toward leadership development education

    It was the purpose of this study to investigate attitudes toward leadership development education of one client group served by the ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. The survey, answered by 175 participants, attempted to answer the following questions: (a) What is a common definition of …

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  3. Evaluation of Implementation, Effectiveness, and Mechanisms of Change in Measurement-Based Care for Depressive and Anxiety Disorders

    … collaborative discussions between clinician and client to inform treatment and clinical decision-making. Despite its known benefits, questions remain regarding MBC's unique added value compared to standard care. Furthermore, the mechanisms of change on how MBC facilitates improvement have yet to …

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  4. Introducing Self-Advocacy Skills to Transition Age Youth

    … at the DIC. The focus group responses showed the client’s lack of knowledge and misconception of effective communication. The findings concluded that there is a need and a desire for a self-advocacy training from the staff and the clients. After reviewing the literature and analyzing data from the …

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  5. Therapists and their patients: Similarities and differences in attitudes between four psychotherapy orientations in Sweden

    … named VEP-Q. Similarities and differences in attitudes between psychotherapists of four different orientations - working with adults in individual therapy - were surveyed. 416 therapists with an identity as either a psychodynamic (PDT), a cognitive (CT), a cognitive behavioral (CBT), or a …

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  6. Attorneys and Accountants in a changung environment in South Africa: The case for multidisciplinary practice.

    … [primarily], inflation, technology, changing client attitudes and survival in a weakened South African economy. These threats, coupled to the extortionate cost of litigation and the "brain drain", are presented as arguments in favour of the professions being forced to consider what strategic …

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  7. Clients' returning for cervical screening results : a focus group study exploring the reasons why women spontaneously return for their results at the Khayelitsha Cervical Cancer Screening Project

    … on one aspect of the screening process: the clients' receiving of their screening results. For the most part, health providers in resource-poor settings rely on the clients themselves to return to the health service to receive their results and consequent arrangements for further care. …

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