Adherence
This is the definition of compliance.
What is the passive following of a provider's instructions?
These settings include an onsite mental health service.
What is integrated or collaborative care?
What is Stoplight or Traffic Light System?
This refers to investigating strategies to prevent or alleviate certain adverse behaviors or conditions, through minimizing risk factors and maximizing protective factors.
What is prevention science?
This the percentage of children's adherence to medication.
What is 50%?
The "gold standard" assessment for adherence.
What is electronic monitoring?
Most medical or healthcare services for children occur here.
What is outpatient primary care clinic?
This is the recommended duration for physical exercise for youths per day.
What is 60 minutes?
This is the percentage of injuries that could have been prevented.
What is 90%?
Within Brofenbrenners's ecological model, this is the system of two or more microsystems interacting with one another.
What is mesosystem?
These terms make up the COM-B model.
What are capability, opportunity, motivation, and behavior?
This is an inter-professional, coordinated
patient care that focuses on mental health issues as
part of the basic health services that kids are provided.
What is collaborative care?
These are some psychosocial problems that youths with obesity are at risk for experiencing.
What are peer victimization, stigmatization, depressive symptoms, low self-esteem and body image?
These are some parental risk factors for child having an injury.
What are parenting style, parental personal risk practices, parental psychopathology, etc?
This is the definition of health equity.
What is the highest level of health for all people?
This adherence intervention has a poor empirical support.
What is education?
This prevention involves strategies to reduce or alleviate risks in individuals at high risk.
What is secondary prevention?
Physical activity in youths can be measured with these instruments/measures.
What are actigraphy, accelerometers, pedometers, etc.
This is among the systems/levels that prevention efforts target.
What are public policies, institutions, communities, family and individual based programs?
This psychologist introduced the term "clinical psychology"
Who is Lightner Witmer?
(# of treatments performed each
day divided by prescribed
treatments) X 100
What is % Adherence?
These are among the top 5 reasons for pediatric primary care visits in the U.S.
What are developmental, behavioral, and emotional problems?
This behavioral change strategy is the most important for successful loss in pediatric obesity.
What is self-monitoring?
This remains the leading cause of death for children 1-16 years of age.
What is unintentional injury?
Media marketing that targets children's poor eating habits.
What is toxic environment?