Structural factors mentioned by KIs in this study are multi faceted and differ based on the institutional setting (governmental vs. non-governmental vs. medical schools/hospitals).
Firstly, some studies included audit and feedback in addition to education [ 33- 35] and all of the studies were multi faceted (the education was directed at a variety of people, including nurses, GPs, family members, pharmacists) rather than just targeting GPs.
The answer to this critical question is likely to be multi-faceted, and at least two of the more obvious facets relate to the similarities between AD and other chronic illnesses.
The effort to turn things round has to be multi-faceted and has to be sustained over decades".
The impact for businesses using antiquated business process solutions or, even worse, no solutions at all, can be multi-faceted and ultimately damage their bottom line.
Humanitarian organizations and the government are trying to reduce child labor through a variety of approaches, but aid workers say any sustainable solution would have to be multi-faceted and comprehensive, and none so far are imminent.
In addition to the rise in violence under the drug war, the binational relationship, which should be multi-faceted and focused on peaceful co-existence, has been hijacked by proponents of a war model to reduce illicit drug flows to the U.S. market and confront organized crime where it is most powerful -- in brutal battle.
These interventions should be multi-faceted and include modules for caregivers given their high rates of mental health problems.
From an intervention perspective, these results suggest that effective interventions for Asian American populations must be multi-faceted and ecological.
The review suggests that effective interventions need to be multi-faceted and address variance in patient perceptions of threat.
Policy responses to hunger must be multi-faceted and should aim at helping the hungry and poor to break out of the hunger trap.
