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. 2017 Jun 24;17:20. doi: 10.1186/s12873-017-0130-9

Table 8.

Matrix of program objectives according to Intervention Mapping recommendations

Performance objectives Modifiable determinants Behavioral outcomes
Knowledge Self-efficacy Outcome expectation
Recognizing symptoms as related to stroke Being able to recognize the most frequent stroke symptoms Feeling confident about recognizing the symptoms Prompt reaction to stroke as un urgency by the patient or any witness of stroke onset (perception, interpretation and appraisal)
Realizing symptoms seriousness Knowing that stroke is a serious disease Seeking immediately medical professional care (decision making)
Being aware that timely arrival will give access to treatments that can lead to complete recovery Knowing the treatment opportunity for stroke, notably thrombolysis Trusting in the possibility of complete recovery with specific treatments Referring immediately to the hospital (decision making)
Calling EMS immediately Knowing that the first thing to do is to call EMS Feeling confident about being able to do the right thing by oneself Trusting in EMS as a mean to arrive timely to the hospital Use EMS (ambulance) to go to the Hospital (decision making)