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Although British PNs were more likely to raise weight issues than GPs, only 9% self-reported to present solutions or discuss health promotion [ 38], and weight management seems to be based on brief opportunistic intervention undertaken mainly by PNs [ 39].

Its love story, between Wallace and Wendolene, was based on Brief Encounter and that very English embarrassment about expressing your feelings.

Almost all the media and political discussion about the hacked climate emails has been based on brief soundbites publicised by professional sceptics and their blogs.

The DYD programme is based on brief intervention and psychological treatment principles.

Most of them are based on brief advice as recommended in the clinical guidelines and in primary care journals.

D = dietitian-led group E = exercise physiologist-led group The treatment protocol for individual sessions is based on brief behavioral activation treatment as developed by Lejuez and colleagues [ 14].

Furthermore, most studies of CA-CDI in the United States are based on brief periods of voluntary surveillance in limited geographic areas and in targeted populations [ 12, 15, 16].

The overall severity of psychological distress and global psychopathology will be based on the Brief Symptom Inventory (BSI-53) sum score.

At the appointment, the patient will receive an intervention that will be based on the brief motivational interview 16: Assessment of the motivation to change the risky behaviour; Assessment of the stage of change; Advice explicit advice on changing drinking behaviour; Empathy role of counsellor is important; Capacity building instilling optimism that goals are achievable.

The unfortunate result of these financial pressures is that clinical decisions are made to administer medications to patients for many years, but the decisions themselves may be based on very brief trials conducted with very unusual people (with no other health problems, for instance), and without evidence for other interventions which may be effective.

All that analysis should be based on spikes evoked from brief pulses.