Sentence examples for development and intervention from inspiring English sources

Recovery programmes at the centre are personally tailored and include psychological evaluation, and development and intervention plans for each patient, through activities that involve painting, pottery, psychometrics, sensory stimulation, acting, music and dancing.

Elucidating the mechanisms and interrelations between known determinants of screening behaviour will enable improved message development and intervention design to increase screening rates and decrease disparities across sociodemographic subgroups.

It appears that, in large part, the activities identified as important components of CCA in public health such as risk assessment, intervention development, and intervention evaluation can be mapped relatively easily onto the established framework articulated by Jones et al. (2010), with some modifications.

Second, it is a useful analytic method for generating qualitative analysis suited to inform policy development and interventions.

Even so, autism is a lifelong disorder, and the defining characteristics of ASD should persist to some degree across development and interventions.

As described in the Facebook Influence Model, this medium had a significant influence on "identity development," and interventions could build upon this source of influence (Moreno 2013 b ).

Genes involved in tumor-microenvironment interactions may therefore provide novel targets for diagnostic development and therapeutic intervention.

The experience of project leaders may play a fundamental role in the development and early intervention efforts of the DMP.

We distinguish four broad types of interventions: education and continuous professional development interventions, regulatory interventions, financial incentives, and personal and professional support.

30 Engaging participants who reflect the target group at the design stage is a vital part of intervention development and relevant to intervention content, participation and refinement.

Mainstreaming disability in development cannot be a reality without having disabled people being actively engaged in all development processes and interventions, through their representative organisations.