53 There certainly remains room for improvement 54 57 69 and a need to develop and evaluate interventions to develop the content and speed of information sharing between primary and secondary care.
The call supports action-oriented research that will help design effective and innovative interventions to develop soft skills and digital skills among youth and offer apprenticeships and mentorships in Africa.
Specifically, three studies used interventions involving direct relationships between patients and health professionals, such as counseling and telephone counseling interventions, to develop therapeutic relationships [173, 174].
Stakeholder meetings were held before and after intervention to develop study design and learn from its implementation.
The VA facilities we studied also provided some promising examples of strategy, programs and interventions used to develop patient-centered policies.
Prospective studies, systematically collecting data, are needed to understand risk factors for failure and success of interventions and to develop evidenced based clinical guidelines to facilitate treatment planning.
A better understanding of the GP-CP relationship enables us to develop strategies and interventions to promote collaboration.
We also preliminarily illustrate, using anti-vascular agents, that feline tumors can be used to study the biologic consequences of interventions and to develop and apply surrogate endpoints.
A more cautious approach Australia-wide could have been advocated if these trends had been prospectively monitored and interventions to assist prescribing and use developed at the time.
Coalitions of diverse professionals, including teachers, coaches, public health professionals, counselors and community leaders, should develop programing and interventions to track, treat and curb hate locally.
