If past trauma history is found to be associated with impairments in current support networks and relationships, this has implications for a broad range of interventions that seek to help prisoners engage with more positive (i.e., non-criminogenic, non-substance involved) social networks, and those, such as case management, that seek to engage them in community services.
Cognitive remediation covers a broad range of interventions that are heterogeneous with respect to a number of parameters.
Since the target group consists of patients suffering from a variety of symptoms, the therapeutic approach also covers a broad range of interventions.
An alternative is to use routine healthcare databases [ 11] that capture information from large populations across a broad range of interventions.
Conversations highlighted the need for all partners to redouble efforts to achieve 'combination prevention,' using a broad range of interventions that address the behavioral, biomedical, and structural factors that create risk for HIV infection.
Though the review has identified a broad range of interventions for reducing neonatal morbidity and mortality that could be relevant for South Africa, there are specific interventions, currently being implemented (or proposed) in South Africa that need to be evaluated.
This must include a serious financial investment and future commitment in a broad range of interventions and greater opportunities for children to take part in a wider variety of compulsory and inclusive physical education at school.
In order to achieve system wide allocative efficiency in health care, information is required across a broad range of interventions, considering target diseases, age groups, disease stage, modality and delivery settings.
A quantitative internet survey suggested that a broad range of interventions such as physiotherapy, educational pelvic examinations, and talking about the meaning of penetration problems may be helpful, although this was a quantitative study and did not allow women to expand on what aspects of interventions women found helpful or unhelpful [ 22].
Though cost-effectiveness considerations should contribute to the design of integrated services, these questions challenge mainstream cost-effectiveness methods as they require cost-effectiveness models to assess a broad range of interventions in a comparable way and to consider the potential benefits of programme synergies [ 48].
