… measure when evaluating self-efficacy in patients with ACS. It also seems to be a useful tool
to promote person-centred care in clinical practice since it may offer useful guidance in the …

This study aims to investigate the role of self-efficacy in predicting students’ use of distance
education tools and learning management systems (LMSs). A total of 124 undergraduate …

… Whilst these models provide useful information within a specific context, they may not be
directly transferable to older people or people with disabilities using everyday technologies in a …

… The authors found their customised self-efficacy questionnaire to be an effective, flexible tool
… people using CSII, as well as being a useful tool in assisting them with their service review. …

… simple assessment of self-efficacy described in this study may be a useful tool for successful …
Our procedure examining the selfefficacy may also be useful for other common medical situ…

… useful consumer empowerment tool. We described beginning work on the development of
a PHR self-efficacy tool and found that the tool … and computer-based self-efficacy along with …

… self-efficacy, adherence to physical activity recommendations may be increased. This paper
discusses the role of self-efficacy in … with CHF and proposes a self-administered monitoring …

… We think that the new tool will be useful for medical educators and researchers who aim
to evaluate their medical curriculum according to the judgment of students of their actual …

… In conclusion we believe that the SESST may be a useful toolfor identifying the self-efficacy
of … The scale, which tested for validity and reliability, is considered useful for the research into …

… suggests that it may be a useful tool for research on memory self-evaluation in adult age …
in self-evaluation, and the theoretical framework of self-efficacy provides useful hypotheses …