Shingo Noi, Akiko Shikano, Ryo Tanaka, Kosuke Tanabe, Natsuko Enomoto, Tetsuhiro Kidokoro, Naoko Yamada, Mari Yoshinaga
The Pathways Linking to Sleep Habits among Children and Adolescents: A Complete Survey at Setagaya-ku, Tokyo
International journal of environmental research and public health
primary care professionals could play key role health promotion implementation fundamental aspect might affect willingness primary care professionals strengthen health promotion yet know much professional beliefs therefore conducted quantitative survey 1 compare professional beliefs willingness work health promotion five major primary care professions 2 investigate associations professional beliefs willingness work health promotion largescale crosssectional study based nationwide webbased survey primary care professionals switzerland conducted january july 2022 survey addressed pharmacists physicians medical practice assistants nurses physiotherapists working primary care switzerland differences groups tested using ttests chisquare tests multivariable logistic regression analyses used evaluate association variables related professional beliefs willingness work health promotion responses 4063 primary care professionals used analysis primary care professionals revealed salutogenetic attitude towards primary care tasks members professions showed high awareness tasks tackling increased risks disease 802 participants especially allied health professionals wished see greater role prevention primary care pharmacists 724 medical practice assistants 639 nurses 756 physiotherapists 739 versus physicians 469 professional groups showed high willingness work health promotion 88 participants salutogenetic beliefs primary care professionals willingness work health promotion strongly associated participants agreeing health promotion play greater role preventive consultations offered primary care willing work health promotion compared participants disagree ideas affiliation allied primary care professions salutogenetic professional beliefs associated higher willingness work health promotion high willingness provides evidence large yet untapped potential promoting salutogenetic beliefs might increase willingness engage health promotion