Sentence examples for complex set of interventions from inspiring English sources
That being said, does engaging the public always require we reduce the complex set of interventions that enable a mother to improve her standard of living so she can keep her children in school to "give a goat"?
A complex set of interventions with both social and technical elements was co-designed by a team of primary and secondary care clinicians, managers, researchers, and service users.
Osteopaths are health practitioners who commonly diagnose and treat CNSLBP patients using a complex set of interventions that includes manual therapy.
Addressing such issues will require a complex set of interventions that not only address the root causes of such practices, but also the predisposing factors.
We felt this design was important to assess the value of hydrotherapy in a realistic setting since treatments in chronic arthritis are commonly used as one component of a complex set of interventions.
Methodological issues addressed in the development of the framework include the aggregation of data collected using different methods and the challenge of evaluating a complex set of interventions being improved over time based on continuous monitoring and intermediate results.
Public policy evaluated by agricultural economists is a complex set of interconnected interventions.
When assessments of delivery do occur, they are often narrow studies of the cost-effectiveness of a single intervention rather than the complex set of them required to deliver value to patients and their families.
Most intervention-oriented studies revealed a complex set of social conditions that influence beliefs and behaviors that contribute to exposure to environmental health hazards.
The International Classification for Nursing Practice (ICNP®) 2013 includes over 4000 concepts for global nursing diagnoses, outcomes and interventions and is a large and complex set of standardised nursing concepts and expressions.
A return to work is thus influenced by a complex set of interrelated factors that must be taken into account in any intervention.
