[PDF] Top 20 Attitudes of General Population and Physicians Towards Alcohol Addiction

... awareness of the efectiveness of psychi- atric treatment may reduce ...ment of stigmatization towards mental illness in medical education: qualitati- ve and quantitative ...Journal ... See full document

... perception of severity about pneumonia by patients was another major barrier for GPs to recommend pneumococcal vaccine ...cause of death in Hong Kong [1]. A study reviewing evidence of behaviour ... See full document

... emergence of this non- communicable disease cluster The New- World Syndrome appears to be a result of socio- economic and demographic changes (WHO ...29% of DALY loss in 1990, are projected to ... See full document

... on general patient care, with no difference in the care given to alcohol abuse ...care towards them, related to their alcohol- ...part of the psychiatric curriculum, an area of ... See full document

... Limitations of this study include the lower than expected response rate, potential bias introduced by 9% of the study population choosing not to provide blood for HIV-testing, and the 17% ... See full document

... aim of this study was to evaluate the knowledge, management practices and attitudes towards people with epilepsy (PWE) by a group of general practitioners (GP) and ... See full document

... prevalence of ‘food addiction’ in the general population has not yet been assessed and this is an essential first step towards evaluating the potential contribution of ... See full document

... negative attitudes towards overweight and obesity were comparable to those reported after employing the original short form of the FPS developed by Bacon et ...German general ... See full document

... cases, alcohol psychoses worsen the prognosis and are accompanied by neurohu- moral, immunological and neurological disor- ...60% of acute psychoses), and significantly less often – ... See full document

... understanding, attitudes, communication and suicidal ...Portuguese and international orientations are also considered pertinent, such as the Guia Orientador de Boas Práticas para a Prevenção de ... See full document

... instrument of communication. It is “a nonpersonal communication of infor- mation usually paid for and usually persuasive in nature about products, services or ideas by identified sponsors through the ... See full document

... objectives of this study are to identify the pattern of alcohol use among the elderly and to analyze its association with ...A population- based survey was conducted in a sample ... See full document

... prejudiced and less fearful of multiculturalism than students in Krakow (Poles and Ukrainians), for whom multiculturalism is still a social ...individualisation of perception of people ... See full document

... majority of the sample has CT between 155-190 ...(59.5%) and TG < 150 ...ts of statins in post-AMI secondary prevention, they are not prescribed in whole sample ... See full document

... type of data collection, in which return of the questionnaire was based on the convenience of the participant, not allowing the restriction of consultation by professionals for completing ... See full document

... recorded and, after transcription, con- tent analysis of the statements was conducted, considering the comprehension not only of what had been said but also of its emotional ...P and a ... See full document

... self-reported alcohol consumption, which may be subject to information bias arising from recall error, miscomprehension, and deliberate ...characteristics of the whole non-respondent group were ... See full document

... years of the course having higher knowledge ...number of LGB friends (ρ = 0.167; p < 0.001) and increasing contact with LGB patients (ρ = ...percentages of correct answers in items more ... See full document

... version of the adapted instrument was evaluated by 13 physicians who completed the questionnaire and were asked to examine the items for ...target population were then evaluated, leading to ... See full document

... indications of the influence of those situations lived in the family or in the social environment, making this nurse compare with personal experiences, and consequently, believe that alcohol ... See full document