The phrase "accompanying interventions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to actions or measures that are taken alongside or in support of a primary action or treatment.
Example: "The study examined the effects of medication along with accompanying interventions such as therapy and lifestyle changes."
Alternatives: "supporting measures" or "complementary actions".
The AMFm will support countries to conduct accompanying interventions such as training, behavior change communication (BCC), and regulatory strengthening to facilitate the effective distribution and use of subsidized ACTs [15].
While universal MRSA screening has been mandatory in England and Wales since December 2010, considerable uncertainty remains about the cost effectiveness of this and accompanying interventions.
One advantage of telephones to manage chronic disease is its ability to create a two-way interaction between patient and provider(s) and thus facilitate the dynamic nature of the relationship and accompanying interventions.
It reports on baseline data collected as part of the formative stage of the Programme for Improving Mental health care (PRIME) in South Africa to inform the development of a mental health care plan and accompanying interventions.
This will address a commonly identified issue that impacts on the uptake of guidelines: the perceived 'top-down' nature of guidelines and accompanying interventions to promote their use, and the limited involvement of end-user clinicians in the process of guideline development [ 17- 19].
Accompanying intervention materials aimed to enhance comprehension of complex diabetes self-management information among individuals with varying literacy needs, with emphasis on meeting the needs of very low literate individuals.
To maximize impact, future community testing interventions could include accompanying educational interventions directly targeting stigma.
There is increasing evidence that verbal suggestions accompanying placebo interventions can alter autonomic functions.
PFIFF "Projekt frühe Interventionen für Familien" (Project early interventions for families) is a research project accompanying the intervention project KfdN "Keiner fällt durchs Netz" ("Nobody slips through the cracks") [ 18] and evaluating its effectiveness.
Diagnostic procedures regularly accompanying an intervention were diagnostic biopsy, smear, sonography and ECG, colposcopy, haematology and chest X-ray.
In order to reduce morbidity and mortality in HIV/HCV co-infected patients, advances in antiviral treatment of HCV should be accompanied by interventions targeted at substance abuse and associated risk factors.
