The research cited by the text authors regarding population-based intervention efforts has suggested that:
a. reaching out to patient populations is expensive and has mixed results.
b. offering services proactively can reach a greater number and more varied group of people.
c. most people are not willing to participate in any clinical services unless they are already in the contemplation stage of change.
d. as usual, those in the action stage benefited most.
Question 2
The textbook authors regard proactive outreach to entire populations as:
a. the sole province of medical practitioners.
b. useful for some behavioral health problems, but not for others.
c. an expensive and time-consuming effort that research has shown to produce limited benefits for a small number of people.
d. an approach that will respond to unmet needs and create new positions for mental health professionals.
Types of transporters based on the direction of transport.
Nursing intervention classification 2
Population Indicators
Research Report Evaluation Worksheet
Bacteria Population
Research Methods