The phrase "acute intervention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, emergency response, or situations requiring immediate action or treatment.
Example: "The medical team implemented an acute intervention to stabilize the patient's condition before transferring them to the ICU."
Alternatives: "immediate intervention" or "emergency intervention".
In these cases, the bleeding is self-limited, and no surgery or acute intervention is required.
However, this is spent largely on expensive acute intervention and residential care rather than on prevention, self-management, early intervention and helping people live well and independently for longer.
An acute intervention study, cross-over design, was performed, with 15 healthy volunteers who consumed 500 ml of either water, unfermented or fermented rooibos teas.
The Paliperidone ER Treatment in Acute Intervention (PERTAIN) study was designed to explore treatment response, tolerability, and safety of flexible doses of paliperidone ER in patients with schizophrenia admitted for an acute exacerbation.
The NHLBI-sponsored Sickle Cell Disease Clinical Research Network (SCDCRN) conducted a multi-center, acute intervention randomized clinical trial of two methods of Patient Controlled Analgesia for acute pain.
In severe trigeminal neuralgia where acute intervention is needed, infusion of phenytoin or lidocaine may be attempted during admission.
He was neurologically observed for 12 hours in our clinical decision unit after which a consensus was reached that no acute intervention was required.
Psychotherapies are well established as efficacious acute interventions for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
These experiments were performed with a number of acute interventions affecting the proposed pathway, including vagotomy, carotid body denervation, and TRPV1 and/or LPA receptor blockade.
I don't want to rush patients but at the same time there are other people waiting, some of whom may need acute interventions or an emergency hospital admission.
However, there have been no clinical trials performed to assess the safety and tolerability of acute interventions or secondary preventative treatments.
