Sentence examples for based intervention to identify from inspiring English sources

The reduction of K10 in the intervention group demonstrates that a general practice based intervention to identify and manage vascular risk factors did not adversely impact on the psychological distress of the participants.

One systematic review identified five randomised controlled trials of school based intervention to reduce sedentary behaviour and reported that all of them were effective.

16 One recent systematic review of school based interventions to increase fruit and vegetable consumption identified 19 randomised controlled trials, 13 and another identified 27 randomised or non-randomised trials.

Follow up studies should examine the effect of the intervention upon future exercise behavior, with the goal of identifying evidence based interventions to increase exercise in this group.

The review identified just four school based interventions to improve the adoption of healthy eating policies or practices in schools and none targeted the adoption of vegetable and fruit initiatives specifically [ 26].

PRIME in Ethiopia will introduce broad community based interventions and facility based interventions to support integration.

Home based interventions have been identified as possible strategies of decentralizing ART care and promoting task shifting to improve access and adherence to ART.

Home based interventions have been identified as possible strategies for decentralizing ART care and improving access and adherence to ART.

Nursing care, meals on wheels and physiotherapy at home, risk for depression, and hospitalisation in the 3 months prior to the ED admission, were found to be independent predictors for ED readmission at 1 or 3 months post-discharge, suggesting the importance of a proactive approach and integration of CGA based interventions at the ED to identify older patients at high risk for ED readmission.

When my work group was asked if dyslexic strengths were starting to become part of intervention plan, the sad conclusion was not only were they not, but the foundational research based intervention for reading was often not given to dyslexic students even if they were identified as dyslexic.

None of the six identified "Place" interventions were judged as likely to widen inequalities, with four likely to reduce inequalities (both work place interventions [ 44, 45], one schools based intervention [ 46] and one area based intervention [ 47]).