Sentence examples for a discrete intervention from inspiring English sources
Campbell and Stanley (1966) recommend the time series quasi-experiment for assessing the causal effect of a discrete intervention on a time series.
The time series quasi-experiment was proposed initially by Campbell (1963) as a means of assessing the causal effect of a discrete intervention on a social science time series.
Team members split into three subgroups based on these foundational areas, with each group conducting research around a discrete intervention question.
Community mobilisation challenges existing models of public health intervention delivery: mobilisation through groups is not a discrete intervention where impact is delivered linearly from implementers to recipients.
It is difficult to determine the impact of any discrete intervention.
The Medline, CINAHL, and PsycINFO databases were searched for studies that evaluated 1) a discrete transition intervention for AYA, 2) included a comparison group, and 3) reported on the outcome of transfer from pediatric to adult healthcare.
For a discrete clinical intervention (e.g., innovative cancer regimen vs. standard regimen), this paradigm may be appropriate.
In addition, in many primary care settings, a discrete behavioral intervention may not be feasible due to cost and other resource constraints.
Factorial experiments permit analyses of the influence of patient characteristics on main and interaction effects of multiple, relatively discrete, intervention components.
The program was unique in several respects: (1) It was designed dynamically, with two discrete intervention periods one in which payment incentives were based on relative performance (the "contest" period) and a second in which payment incentives were based on absolute performance compared to achievable benchmarks.
SCIPPS focuses on complicated diabetes, chronic heart failure (CHF) and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) as the three most common, costly and consistent conditions that have discrete intervention points along the continuum of care and strong evidence of successful intervention.
