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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"self-perceived knowledge"”.

  1. Actual and self-perceived knowledge of health care providers regarding Southeast Asian health-related communication styles and cultural beliefs

    … the study was to examine health care providers' self perceptions of their effectiveness when providing health care to Southeast Asian adults as related to their knowledge concerning Southeast Asians' communication styles and cultural beliefs about health. The population consisted of 30 …

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  2. Improving the self-management of atopic dermatitis: the efficacy of a pictorial patient education tool

    … skin condition that requires persistent self-management. Patient education is a key component in the self-management of many chronic diseases as it facilitates disease understanding and patient empowerment. Objective: The purpose of this study was to investigate the efficacy of an AD …

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  3. Patient Understanding of Medical Terminology

    … difference between medical staff or patients' perceived knowledge and the patients' actual knowledge of medical terminology. A statistically significant difference was found between medical staff expected patient understanding and actual patient understanding. The independent variables of …

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  4. Effects of internet use on actual and self-perceived political knowledge, issue certainty and political participation

    Current research on political knowledge focuses to a large extent on differences between Internet users and non-users. As Internet use is shown to constantly increase, more complex questions arise related to the impact of Internet on citizens' political involvement. This thesis takes a deeper look …

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  5. An Evaluation of the University of Washington Health Sciences Mobile Health & Outreach Program

    … developed from the qualitative data analyses: Knowledge, Skills, Attitude, Interprofessional Collaboration, Preceptors, and Improvements. Both the quantitative and qualitative data converged and suggested that students who volunteered with the van showed improvements in their self-perceived

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  6. Transfusion medicine knowledge amongst specialist trainees at Groote schuur Hospital -using the BEST-TEST

    … primary aim was to assess transfusion medicine knowledge amongst specialist trainees at a South African tertiary hospital. Secondary aims included identifying shortcomings and describing differences in knowledge between subspecialty groups, comparing self-perceived knowledge against a known …

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  7. Digital Storybooks to Teach Children Computer Science and Address Common Misconceptions

    … believed the books were engaging, and their self-perceived knowledge of variables increased after using the books. However, misconception rates remained comparable to prior research, highlighting the challenges in addressing misconceptions. Additionally, when students were asked to rank their …

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  8. Improving Care of Assisted Living Residents with Dementia Through a Competency-Based Behavioral Training Curriculum for Assisted Living Caregivers

    … Caregiver training and education to enhance knowledge and skills in managing behavioral and psychological symptoms for assisted living caregivers is indicated to provide optimum care for patients with dementia. The purpose of this doctor of nursing practice (DNP) project was to develop and …

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  9. Non-judgmental AI: investigating the potential of AI agents to alleviate anxiety and reduce fear of judgment under social evaluative threat

    … high-emotional-stakes contexts, AI agents may be perceived as fairer and more objective, thereby reducing the negative psychological responses typically elicited in interactions with human agents. Grounded in the Computers Are Social Actors (CASA) paradigm, machine heuristics, and prior research, …

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  10. Building Capacity in Occupational Therapy Delivery: Supporting Intraprofessional Collaboration Preparation

    … that online resources that provide essential knowledge would be most useful for supporting OT-OTA IntraPC preparation in Canada. Participants also recommended support from accrediting bodies, regulators, and associations for OT-OTA IntraPC and its preparation. In Phase 2, an online training …

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  11. Factors influencing the importance of incorporating competencies regarding mass casualty incidents into baccalaureate-degree nursing programs as perceived by currently employed faculty

    … professionals, such as nurses, who are knowledgeable and trained in mass casualty incidents (MCIs) are needed to provide competent care to the victims. Although others expect a knowledgeable nursing response, the majority of nurse educators have not received mass casualty preparation and …

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