Accountability
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Accountability refers to the notion that an individual may be called upon to justify his or her actions or inactions. In the area of health behaviour change, this leads to an immediate disconnect with other elements of the change process - that the behaviour change goals is ideally set by the client, not the provider.
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Matthews S. (2024). Accountability. In B. Frates, & M. D. Faries. (Eds.), Empowering behavior change in patients: Practical strategies for the healthcare professional (pp. 197-210). CRC Press. https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003161226-6
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Lifestyle Medicine