Moreover, this approach precludes the recommendation of redundant, contradictory or fragmented interventions for children and leverages momentum for existing and future initiatives.
Donor-driven development is often pervasive in such countries, resulting in fragmented, short-sighted and often contradictory policies and interventions, as seen in the earlier disruption of midwifery training in Cambodia.
Because of these contradictory results, two consecutive interventions were set up during a Bachelor course in Educational Sciences to broaden research on both students' expectations and experiences about "pedagogical tweeting".
For example, it is contradictory to provide specific interventions for specific conditions within a holistic healthcare framework.
Studies of this type of intervention show contradictory results.
Pleading for city intervention might seem contradictory, given the region's lingering resentment, but Mr. Chase said it is just common sense.
In other words, use of different QoL weights may over- or under-estimate the QALY gain for an intervention therefore producing contradictory cost-effectiveness results.
It would be contradictory to argue that the intervention would have been more effective for those patients who were excluded by practising therapists as being unlikely to benefit.
Interestingly, this model may explain the seemingly contradictory findings from recent soy intervention studies with generally null findings (Maskarinec et al, 2004; Wu et al, 2005).
Mothers' perceptions of the informed consent and randomization processes in a clinical trial were characterized by: 1. Misunderstandings of these research steps, vulnerability in the acceptance of the intervention drawn, and contradictory feelings of faith, fear, powerlessness and pressure.
