… our perspectives on attitude development. We believe these concepts are foundational
elements of global health work for trainees and practitioners in any health profession or specialty (…

… Due to the focus on attitudinal factors, our analysis did not … of scale development and the
relationship between attitudinal factors … The net impact of attitudinal factors and other potential …

… and evaluating progress made towards achieving health for all by the year 2000 in the less
developed countries (LDCs) prescribed by the World Health Organization. In everyone of …

This project tracked the mid-term evaluation processes, practices, and products of a multinational
program to reduce at-risk behaviors for HIV/AIDS among children in Kenya, Tanzania, …

… The importance of effective communication and use of information is becoming more apparent
in global health. Strategies such as Communication for Behavioural Impact (COMBI), and …

… (ie, attitudinal beliefs) are … each attitudinal belief and global attitude scores (assessed using
the item I am opposed to SDD). A multiple linear regression was performed to predict global …

… For the current paper, we allow for both global and context specific or what we term localised
attitudes. Consistent with the literature, we define global attitudes as being characterised by …

… of the research endeavour, global health research is often characterised … Global health
research projects and programmes are often initiated and led by researchers based in the Global …

… attitudinal changes between 20 and 30 percent relating to coercion, legal capacity, and quality
of care in mental health services; 12 questions with attitudinal … with attitudinal changes of …

… health-seeking behaviours surrounding maternal health and childbirth. From an initial overview
of maternal health and birthing practices in the global … , we note reported attitudinal and …