He has stressed an integrated approach that focuses on scaling up a broad array of interventions to support children's health and development.
Health promotion programs implement a broad array of interventions to ensure optimal health and to prevent illness across the life span, at national, provincial, and community levels, involving multiple sectors of Government, notably Ministries of Education, Finance, Transportation, and Communication.
This approach may expand the knowledge base and facilitate the development of a broader array of intervention strategies, such as community-level interventions, policy initiatives, institutionally based programmes, and macro-level societal changes.
A broad array of such interventions has been developed over the past two decades, such as cognitive training [ 1], sensory stimulation [ 2], music therapy [ 3], and motor stimulation [ 4] (see Trinh et al., 2003 [ 5] for a review).
Although a broad array of obesity prevention interventions currently exists, there are no published reports of randomized controlled trials targeting the promotion of healthful scout meeting environments or family meals.
Considering the broad array of HIV-related interventions that focus on more tangible outcomes like treating and preventing disease, and the high incremental cost of this program for outcomes that are not related to mortality prevention or treating acute illness, other forms of investment may be perceived as more cost-effective by donors or policy-makers [ 31].
The motivating application area is injury prevention in children where a broad array of outcomes and intervention packages have been evaluated with the aim of increasing safety practices around the home (to ultimately reduce household injuries).
However, the cancer population is markedly heterogeneous, with a broad array of histologies, stages, and therapeutic interventions.
Early tests of intervention effects should test a broad array of plausible mechanisms and outcomes in order to expand our knowledge base and help refine our theoretical models.
Context refers to a broad array of factors that can influence the practice or success of interventions, but the contextual factors that influence IKT have not been examined.
Additionally, a broad array of relevant secondary outcomes will be assessed to evaluate both interventions.
