Sentence examples for based interventions to support from inspiring English sources
PRIME in Ethiopia will introduce broad community based interventions and facility based interventions to support integration.
More research should be carried to develop culturally appropriate family based interventions to support PWD and their caregivers in poor resource settings.
This finding lends weight to the call for the development of new evidence based interventions to support hospital clinicians in discussing goals of care with patients and their families [ 18].
In Australia, initiatives such as Lifescripts (evidence based interventions to support lifestyle risk factor assessment and management), and 45+ health checks (health assessments targeting people aged 45+ at risk of developing a chronic disease) aim to support these brief interventions in primary care.
We report on the experiences of different health providers involved in a community based intervention to support access to tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment in Southern Ethiopia.
The SAMS intervention and trial design address weaknesses of previous research by recruitment from a well-characterised population, definition of a feasible theory based intervention to support medication taking and careful measurement to estimate and interpret efficacy.
The ongoing and current research project achieves the aim to develop, implement and evaluate an evidence based intervention to support young carers and their families in the management of their hindered normal course of life.
Consequently, there is a need to focus on identifying barriers and then developing and evaluating evidence-based interventions to support knowledge mobilization and effective implementation [ 25].
This gap in knowledge presents a potential barrier to developing systems-based interventions to support the safety and quality of medication administration.
Efforts to improve TB case notification through community-based approaches included: Sensitizing regional and district TB coordinators, community leaders, and community-based organizations on the importance of community-based interventions to support the local TB program.
Internet-based interventions to support, guide and change health behaviours are now commonplace (e.g., [ 18- 20]); however, few studies theoretically explore the underlying factors influencing parents' decision-making in using online child health information.
