The phrase "achieve intervention" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in contexts related to reaching a goal that involves some form of intervention, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "To improve the community's health, we must achieve intervention through targeted programs."
Alternatives: "implement intervention" or "execute intervention".
Their observation was that substantial reduction in child deaths are possible, but only if intensified efforts to achieve intervention coverage are successfully implemented.
Table 3 reflects the ACHIEVE intervention characteristics for participants randomized to the intervention group.
Determine the effect of the ACHIEVE intervention on weight loss at 6 and 18 months.
The hypothesis is that the ACHIEVE intervention group will have greater weight loss than the control group.
The hypothesis is that the ACHIEVE intervention group will have greater improvement of these outcomes compared to the control group.
All aspects of the ACHIEVE intervention were tailored to meet the specific needs of a psychiatric rehabilitation population.
I can't be the only person who buys a daily skincare product because it sounds scientific, and sufficiently like "dermabrasion" that I believe I may achieve intervention-level improvements simply by rubbing foaming stuff on my cheeks.
(2,1) In order to achieve intervention-adopter fit provisional project plans were proposed to GPs (via their QPRGs) with the appeal to bring in their vision regarding high quality diabetes care.
Overall, delays in achieving intervention had been noted in 50 of 60 (83%) cases.
10 54 As aerobic fitness in children predicts future physical activity 55 it might help to sustain achieved intervention effects.
Yet the bigger picture in the quest for malaria eradication revolves around raising funds, both to achieve universal intervention access and to prevent widespread malaria resurgence.
