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?
Prevention efforts target these systems.
What are:
public policies
institutions
communities
family and individually-based programs
Media marketing that targets children's poor eating habits.
What is toxic environment?
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?
Investigating strategies to prevent or alleviate adverse conditions or behaviors, through minimizing risk factors and maximizing protective factors.
What is prevention science?
These groups are mostly affected by obesity.
What are Hispanics, non-Hispanic Black and low SES?
Arousal, re-experiencing of event, and avoidance linked to medical events.
What is pediatric medical traumatic stress?
This implies more active role.
What is adherence?
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?
This percentage of unintentional injuries could have been prevented.
What is 90%?
This is an example of assessments of physical activity.
What are:
Physical activity logs
Accelerometers and actigraphy
Pedometers
3- and 7-day recalls (questionnaires & interviews)
Interpersonal relationships experienced by an individual person.
What are mesosystems?
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?
Unintentional injury remains the leading cause
of death for children between this age range.
What is 1-16 years?
This is the duration of time children should get for moderate PA.
What is 60 minutes?
Level of prevention that looks at preventing a disorder before it occurs.
What is Primary prevention?
(# 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?
According to the class video, injuries occur the most often at....
What is the home?
A system that categorizes foods as Green, Yellow, & Red based on nutrient content.
What is Stoplight or Traffic Light system?
Dr. Eugene Walker surveyed this many pediatric
psychologists to characterize
the top research trends at the
time.
What is 27?