The phrase "customized interventions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where specific actions or strategies are tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals or groups.
Example: "The therapist designed customized interventions to address the specific challenges faced by each client."
Alternatives: "tailored approaches" or "personalized strategies."
Dr. Fisher-Yoshida partners with clients to develop customized interventions aimed at improving organizational performance.
The experts recommended customized interventions focused on the underlying causes.
Interestingly, some studies suggest that customized interventions might be implemented to correct effects on phenotypic changes [ 153].
Customized interventions, such as the automated one described here, are simple and inexpensive and have the potential of being acceptable to most patients, while fitting easily into routine primary care practice settings.
Implications to DPP stakeholders would be that regular monitoring of early weight loss and hinge point patterns would result in customized interventions aimed at maximizing the success rate.
In addition to designing the customized interventions aimed at improving the development climate perceptions of each employee, providing opportunities for collaboration with people having more positive perceptions of development climate in the organization is likely to shower significant benefits for organizations in terms of engaged workforce.
After completing the pre-visit questionnaire, the patient watched his or her randomly assigned and appropriately customized intervention: a targeted PSA, the tailored IMCP, or the (uncustomized) control video.
Stepped-treatment approaches customize interventions based on milestone completion and can be more effective while costing less to administer than conventional treatment approaches.
INTERVENTIONS: It is important to identify the specific factors that may be contributing to a patient's adherence problems in order to customize interventions to target those problems.
Each community has unique cultural characteristics, strengths and needs; "customizing" interventions when working with specific populations is important (Reese et al. 2001).
In order to customize interventions to better fit the needs of different groups, a bundle of actions was compiled in this intervention, instead of conducting further tests of one evidence-based intervention at a time [ 31].
