Sentence examples for customised interventions from inspiring English sources

19 20 This survey was conducted to examine the prevalence of HIV and risk behaviours among MSM and to explore the feasibility of using RDS in this population in order to conduct customised interventions among MSM in the future.

To examine the prevalence of HIV and risk behaviours among men who have sex with men (MSM) and to explore the feasibility of using respondent-driven sampling in this population in order to conduct customised interventions among MSM in the future.

Perceiving health literacy as a determinant of health facilitates appropriate and customised interventions that successfully advance the public's health [ 19].

Clinicians are trained to attend to the assessment of needs, in order to customise interventions in negotiation with the patient.

One of these reasons may be the inability of most of the interventions/programs to customise adherence interventions on patient-specific needs and preferences [ 3].

The 'package' can be the current practice (ie, mix of all existing interventions at their current level of uptake) or alternative practice (ie, mix of interventions customised to reflect the policymakers' needs, eg, by shifting current uptake or removing one or more less effective interventions).

This is arguably because Childsmile adopts a life-course approach commencing at the earliest age with differentially intensive interventions customised to meet individuals' assessed oral health needs [ 23].

At the time of the study, the psychotherapeutic programme at the centre consisted of interventions customised into four threads based on the client's problems; thread 1 was adapted for anxiety cases, thread 2 for depression cases, thread 3 for clients assessed as both anxiety and depression cases and thread 4 for psychological distress cases without specific anxiety or depression.

They realised that to be a good clinicians they had to customise the intervention to the situation; otherwise the solution would not be a good fit.

All components of the current intervention were delivered by the same investigator (JM), who used psychological techniques (such as motivational interviewing) to elicit core behaviours and previous barriers to behaviour change in order to customise the intervention delivered to promote longer-term adherence.

Two demonstrated significant improvements in the majority of outcomes and both studies focussed specifically on safety issues.[ 43, 45] Based on patient specific information, the first intervention customised initial dosing recommendations for sedatives, neuroleptics, anti-emetics and skeletal muscle relaxants.