"core intervention" is a phrase commonly used in written English.
It refers to an approach or strategy that addresses the primary concerns or challenges of a situation. For example: After carefully analyzing the situation, the team determined that a core intervention was necessary to reduce the risk of further damage.
The assumption is that more complex instructional interventions can be build from selections and sequences of these core intervention mechanisms.
All participants will receive the core intervention which includes a Fitbit and standard self-monitoring Fit2Thrive smartphone application which will be downloaded to their personal phone.
Given that women increasingly report using drugs to lose weight, substance abuse treatment programs must include body image, weight, eating pathology, and health knowledge as core intervention targets.
The types of services offered to participants vary by project, but all projects include the following two components: (1) a core intervention that emphasizes employment as a key outcome and (2) services, such as intensive employment supports and benefits counseling, that are tailored to the unique needs of youth who receive SSA disability benefits (Luecking and Wittenburg 2009).
In the context of the general humanitarian funding in crisis zones, less than 2percentt is typically allocated towards education — largely because education isn't seen as a core intervention tool in an emergency.
Core intervention components include programme theory, treatment components, programme structure and improvements.
"The research … provides strong support for increasing access to these core interventions in post-2015 malaria control strategies," the WHO-Unicef report said.
I make a distinction between four core interventions for learning: 1. Ask a question to the learner.
The soliton hybrid reactor is a concept of an Accelerator Driven System, with a design insuring a long lifetime without core interventions.
There are four areas of program design that need to receive attention: (1) targeting, eligibility criteria, and beneficiary profiling; (2) identifying and selecting business activities; (3) defining core interventions; and (4) choosing delivery options for various program components.
Special attention should be paid to eligibility, targeting, and profiling mechanisms; selection of businesses to be supported; adaptation of core interventions (training, access to finance, advisory and mentoring services, and networking) to beneficiary needs; whether and how programs are integrated into subsectors and/or value chains; and delivery mechanisms for different services.
