Fifth, risk stratification through application of a predictive model can help clinicians and researchers properly weigh benefits against harms, costs, and inconvenience of preventive interventions for asthma [ 71, 85].
Such programmes also demonstrate the difficulty in fully understanding the benefits (or otherwise) of preventive interventions, with evaluation teams coming to different conclusions.
The implications of these findings for the development of preventive interventions are discussed.
Additionally, we review three trials of preventive interventions for childhood depression that yield promising initial findings.
Implications for the continuing development of preventive interventions for perinatal depression are discussed.
This study provides the first systematic review and meta-analysis of preventive interventions for offspring of depressed parents.
Little is known about the efficacy of preventive interventions to reduce depressive symptoms in low-SES women.
There are no effects of preventive interventions that include only workstation adjustments.
No trials of preventive interventions had been registered.
