The phrase "associated intervention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an intervention that is linked or related to a specific issue or situation.
Example: "The study examined the effects of the associated intervention on patient recovery times."
Alternatives: "related intervention" or "connected intervention".
This has a decisive impact on the performance of these systems in terms of operational efficiency, reliability and associated intervention costs.
The immediate goal is to extract content from the MPC reservoir of patient clinical data to identify person-in-pain phenotypes and their associated intervention outcomes.
The results suggest that there are important differences in perceptions of participation and its associated intervention effectiveness, between the program management levels and CORPs.
The first is selective attribution, which is to be parsimonious in choosing health care that is disease-related, which is the approach we have taken here by requiring an admission to have an associated intervention.
The associated intervention strategies have included: increasing the number of breaks from sitting time [ 30- 33]; promoting regular postural changes [ 29, 34]; and, ergonomic changes to the individual workspace, including the use of sit-stand workstations [ 35- 37].
The overall neonatal mortality rates were 4.7%and3.8%8% in the isolated intervention and control groups, respectively, and 37.1% and 58.6% in the associated intervention and control groups, respectively.
"We have taken the decision to temporarily pause children's congenital cardiac surgery and associated interventions while this review is conducted, a process we would aim to complete in around three weeks.
Here, we summarized the crucial reports exploring these models and associated interventions to know the underlying physicochemical release phenomenon.
This paper provides an overview of a robust CCPMS that was designed to accurately map patients' changing clinical states and support dynamic modification of the clinical pathway structure and associated interventions.
This approach is readily applicable to other risks and associated interventions.
These interviews explore the organisational response to the ED target and associated interventions.
