The results generally agree with those from previous reviews, but water quality interventions (point-of-use water treatment) were found to be more effective than previously thought, and multiple interventions (consisting of combined water, sanitation, and hygiene measures) were not more effective than interventions with a single focus.
In conclusion, through detailed profiling of influenza– S. pneumoniae coinfection and multiple interventions, we propose a novel mechanism of immune-mediated damage as determinant of disease severity in coinfection.
We studied a total of 21 CCS III patients with history of CAD and multiple interventions who suffered from disabling angina despite individually optimized medical therapy.
This approach will allow the investigators to protect the internal validity of the study, by ensuring Soldiers receiving multiple interventions of unknown duration are not followed during active deployment.
In Kriston and colleagues' multiple interventions meta-analysis of psychotherapeutic treatments for acute depressive disorder, conflict between two large trials testing the combination of cognitive behavioural therapy and medication accounted for most of the heterogeneity in their network of evidence [ 24].
A typology of interventions was thematically derived from the studies by grouping the SNAPW interventions into six broad categories: individual motivational interviewing and counseling; group education; multiple interventions (combination of interventions); written materials; telephone coaching or counseling; and computer or web based interventions.
"Child Health Days are a great opportunity to reach vulnerable children, especially in remote areas, and with multiple interventions," explains the Director of the Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) at the Ministry of Health, Dr. Anonh Xeuatvongsa.
The Provider Education Project targeted primary care providers and allied health professionals through multiple interventions, some of which have been previously published [ 17].
This might prevent multiple interventions because of further meniscal and cartilage damage.
The programme cost estimates constitute an important part of WHO-CHOICE database on costs and effects of multiple interventions in various regions in the world exploring the question of whether resources are being used to achieve the maximum possible level of population health.
