The processes of change are different for pregnant women than they are for non-pregnant women, suggesting the utility of different approaches in interventions for smoking cessation and relapse avoidance in the two groups.
Meaningfulness is also a highly individual phenomenon, which underscores that a more individualised approach in the intervention might have been advantageous.
The strengths-based perspective takes a pragmatic approach in which intervention identifies, values and builds from existing individual strengths (Early and GlenMaye, 2000; Saleebey, 2006).
Taken together, these additional considerations would allow for a pointed approach in better intervention programs whose primary objective is to curtail and staving off weight gain in a vulnerable population.
11 14 15 Counselling based on the families' own resources aiming at increasing physical activity, reducing sedentary activity and increasing consumption of healthy food according to national guidelines was the main approach in both intervention arms.
A dyadic approach in supportive interventions and rehabilitation programs could be developed and evaluated.
This authoritarian approach, centred on the physiotherapist as an authoritative expert, has been described previously as one approach in physiotherapy interventions in clinical practice [ 57, 58].
The actual process of incorporating these elements into adaptive decision-making differs for a sequential approach, in which interventions occur one at a time, and a parallel approach, in which they are implemented simultaneously on different spatial units.
The Moroccan monarch, while supporting that just fight, has repeatedly called for a more expansive approach to "intervention" -- in Iraq, in Syria, and in many other countries wracked by turmoil and terror.
In contrast, the measurement approach, often applied in intervention trials and illustrated here by the NPZ-8, includes performance on all items, normal or impaired, aiming to capture 'global' cognitive performance; the MoCA uses a similar approach.
The new measures will add much needed clarity to what is currently an ad-hoc approach to intervention in failing children's services, including clearer rules for when intervention should be triggered and who is ultimately responsible for action.
