The phrase "a one intervention" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to refer to a singular intervention, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The study focused on a single intervention to improve patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "a single intervention" or "one intervention".
We included trials that had a least one intervention and one comparison group, which could include a control group, usual care group or alternative behavioral intervention group.
The proportion of regular attenders who agree to take up a level one intervention and their characteristics compared to those who do not agree.
We excluded data from a further one intervention centre and one control centre, as in both centres more than 70% of patients' records missed one or more data items as a result of incorrect use of the system.
This article will provide an overview about one intervention arm focusing on treatment initiation in AN patients.
Jack began occupational therapy and did a lot of floor-time therapy, a one-on-one intervention developed primarily for children with autism by Stanley Greenspan, a prominent child psychiatrist in Washington.
We just confine two groups as a control and one intervention group.
For each heart only a baseline and one intervention was used, and N = 4 6 for all groups.
It is a one to one intervention meeting United Kingdom requirements for structured diabetes-education and is delivered within routine primary care.
This is simply a substitution of one intervention for another; the result of maintaining either modality defeats the purpose of relieving Harry's suffering.
Three randomly selected districts were randomised at a ratio of two intervention clinics to one control clinic, leaving two districts with a ratio of one intervention to two control clinics (total eight intervention and seven control clinics).
