A multidimensional telehealth intervention was designed to focus on these barriers by delivering a phone based intervention that addressed managing one's illness and coping emotionally.
However, evidence-based interventions that address the deleterious mental health effect of intimate partner violence in general, and that of abused Chinese immigrant women in particular, are scarce.
Adolescent pregnancy, HIV, and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are major public health problems in the U.S. Implementing group-based interventions that address the sexual behavior of adolescents may reduce the incidence of pregnancy, HIV, and other STIs in this group.
The same World Health Organisation review suggests that school-based interventions that address the school curriculum, school environment and community were the most likely to achieve a beneficial outcome, a method known as the Health Promoting Schools approach [ 11].
The development of preconception-based interventions that address social support and depression symptoms before conception and extend into the early pregnancy period, may prove effective at increasing early pregnancy functioning.
Office based interventions that are created with iterative patient, practice and community stakeholder input and are rolled out incrementally, may help address these disparities in hypertension control.
Thus, easily accessible, non-pharmacological interventions that address psychological components of headache and migraine are needed.
Robust evidence on policy interventions that address these biases is rather limited.
Such research would provide crucial information for planning interventions that address institution-level factors.
In this way, the effectiveness of teaching interventions that address teleological intuitions can be properly assessed.
