The "common sense" intervention by toxicology journal editors regarding proposed European Union endocrine disrupter regulations ignores scientific evidence and well-established principles of chemical risk assessment.
Changing footwear to soft, thick soled shoes, such as trainers, is often recommended for patients with OA [ 13], as it is a common sense intervention that is easy to implement.
Donald Berwick's assertion that "the movement to all-or-none performance assessment is an important milestone in the journey to high quality health care," is potentially dangerous and may not improve patient outcomes when simple common-sense interventions are packaged with other more complex interventions that are unproven or harmful [2].
It's a welcome, common-sense intervention, but tackling class and racial bias in UK police practice is likely to require a more sustained effort to promote cultural change.
Common sense dictates that the PAC interventions can be delivered using fewer resources (physical, human, financial) than interventions that include both parents and children.
Available data and common sense suggest a number of interventions that can be implemented today.
who write about medical interventions use common sense and good judgment when presenting results that differ from others and not be so beholden to the "magical" statistical significance level of 0.05.
Translating common sense into evidence for a complex intervention like MET poses enormous challenges, and only progressive accumulation of evidence from different settings and situations will ultimately sway physician behaviour.
So, after having identified the potential barriers for the implementation of patient education, we used common sense to design the intensive implementation intervention, thus following the planning model described by Grol and Wensing [ 17].
He alludes to Edmund Burke; he talks of restraint and "common sense"; he believes only in modest political interventions, nationally or internationally.
