Sentence examples for audio interventions from inspiring English sources

Interactive computer programs on laptops or palmtops; web-based interventions; computerized bundling of brief health messages for multiple health risks (e.g., smoking, alcohol use, seat belt use); and audio interventions tailored to specific problems and delivered through headsets are all potential approaches in emergency, urgent care, and primary care settings [63].   3.

All the intervention participants will receive a brief training concerning the use of the videos and audio intervention from the study assistants.

Treatment integrity will be checked by audio recording interventions.

Villagers were eligible to participate in the assessment if they were > 12 years of age, agreed to take part in the HIV campaign by listening to the audio device (intervention community) or to attend the HIV seminar or read the HIV education pamphlet given and/or read to them (control village).

To maintain the fidelity of the intervention, well-trained supervisors of SPIs and coaches are needed, who can provide timely and meaningful feedback to those implementing the intervention based on a detailed review of audio recordings of intervention sessions.

For consistency of the intervention and to determine ongoing competency of the midwives' counselling skills all participants in the intervention group will be asked for permission and their written consent to audio tape the intervention.

Contacts will be audio recorded by intervention facilitators and the files made accessible to two researchers who were part of the REACH-HF intervention development team (a chartered health psychologist and a registered nurse (by background)) who will complete the checklist while listening to the recordings.

Among in-vehicle interventions, an audio message has been shown to be more effective than visual information on a GPS-like device [6].

For quality control and training purposes, all interventions were audio-taped.

Finally, adherence to the MBSR manual was not systematically evaluated in terms of, for example, the use of video or audio recordings during the intervention sessions.

Miller et al. (2004) reported, based on audio tapes, that the intervention group showed greater gains in MI skills than the control group, but MI performance diminished without further training support [ 35].