Sentence examples for contextual intervention from inspiring English sources

A discourse-based, contextual intervention approach for increasing children's word finding proficiency was evaluated.

The design for the study was a qualitative contextual intervention study and targeted children in CHHs who participated in Phase 1 of the study.

This indicates that caring was not perceived as a passive intervention occurring in isolation but rather as a dynamic contextual intervention occurring in intricate interplay in the relationship with patients, colleagues and the context in which caring takes place.

However, despite advances in understanding the theoretical base of organizational context, its measurement has not been adequately addressed, limiting our ability to quantify and assess context in healthcare settings and thus, advance development of contextual interventions to improve patient care.

Moreover, if this share is meaningful, further factors that contribute to the variation between specific contexts may be identified, enabling specific contextual interventions to be planned at these levels.

Although this study was designed to demonstrate proof of method, rather than to provide demographic results, nonetheless, this information could be used to develop adapted contextual interventions for health and other social services.

We will evaluate the influence of contextual factors, intervention fidelity, and intervening variables on implementation and outcomes using a mixed methods approach (Table  4).

Glasgow et al. [ 20] proposed measurement of contextual factors, intervention implementation, and behavioural change at both patient and staff levels (see figure 1).

Moreover, as weaning protocols are complex with multiple interrelated and interdependent components, 67 well designed clinical trials should take into account other contextual and intervention factors that could have an effect.

This article argues that such contextual, legislative interventions are an essential prevention strategy, but there is an unfilled need to introduce behavior change programs that may target adolescents, parents, and friends.

It includes self-reported items on neighbourhood contextual factors, interventions, outputs and outcomes, including health outcomes but also social and residential outcomes.