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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"general health perceptions"”.

  1. Assessment of health-related quality of life of adult highly active anti-retroviral therapy recipients at the Kagera Regional Hospital Tanzania

    … recipients at the Kagera region hospital was generally lower than that of the general population. However, their general health perceptions and mental health status were comparable to those of the general population, suggesting effectiveness of HAART in improving some subjective experiences of …

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  2. The Impact of Insulin Management on Quality of Life in Type 2 Diabetes

    … based on the Revised Wilson and Cleary Model for Health Related Quality of Life, which measures five QOL domains (biological function, symptoms, functional status, general health perceptions, and overall QOL). The study aims were to describe, compare, and predict QOL in persons with T2DM based on …

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  3. Use of Technology for Physical Activity Assessments and Intervention Applications

    … intraclass correlation coefficients > 0.93). Generalizability theory coefficients showed lower values for the running speed (0.70) versus the walking speeds (all > 0.84) with the majority of the variability derived from the participant (68% - 88%). Acceptable validity was found overall …

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  4. RELATIONSHIPS AMONG DAILY STRESSORS, SOCIAL SUPPORT AND HEALTH OF SINGLE PARENTS IN TAIWAN

    … studies show that single-parent families are generally more vulnerable and socially disadvantaged than two-parent families. Single parents often have a small social network size and lower level of receiving network support. Low social network support may be a risk factor for health problems. …

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