He positions both of these plays as interventions of a kind, adding with an apologetic smile, "that sounds really grand".
But perhaps the most pernicious treatments are those designed as interventions for syndromes that are not medically recognised.
Broadbent warned that "diatribes" against Islam, such as interventions from the LNP backbencher, George Christensen, would only hurt the Coalition in the long run.
As well as interventions such as the mosquito nets, early diagnosis and treatment, Wesoichay emphasises other solutions to the recent spike in malaria cases: valuing Amazonian land, biodiversity and culture, and strengthening the participation of local people in disease surveillance.
Partington highlighted work by McKinsey and Public Health England, which he argued suggested smaller pack sizes and reformulation as being more effective than tax as interventions to help people reduce their calorie intake.
To construct the Bayes-causal solution (3), we needed to treat actions as interventions.
Then, the priorities of the capacity building, as interventions, could be decided accordingly.
Nudges, understood typically as interventions in choice architecture, are the focus of libertarian paternalism.
Features of participation as well as interventions to foster social learning are identified based on the given conceptualization of change.
In addition, behavioral treatment is based on occupational therapy and psychotherapy, as well as interventions in school.
Background: As interventions for severe, treatment-refractory obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), neurosurgical procedures are associated with only modest efficacy.
