Becker:Health belief Flashcards

1
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Who developed health belief model?

A

Rosenstock

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How is it used?

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To predict if someone will adopt a healthy behaviour

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variables?

A
perceived threat (susceptibility+seriousness)
Benefits outweigh costs
Internal+external cues
Demographic variables
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Aim?

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To use HBM to explain mothers Adherence to Asthma medication for their children

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Method?

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Self-report 
(beliefs and compliance)
Clinical tests 
(Covert Blood tests 70%)
Correlation 
(between beliefs and compliance to medical regime)
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Participants?

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111 mothers (17-54) 
       children (9m-17)
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Procedure?

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  • Childs susceptibility
  • Seriousness
  • Interference with education, mothers activities and embarrassment
  • effectiveness of doctor and medication
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Results?

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  • positive correlation between susceptibility/seriousness and compliance.
  • Negative correlation between compliance and disruption of daily routines, inaccessibility of chemists and child complaining.
  • Two demographic factors, marital status & educational level
  • 1 conflict with HBM, compliant mothers reported less faith in medical practitioners.
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Conclusions?

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HBM useful model to predict and explain different levels of compliance to medical regimes.

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