Sentence examples for development of a brief from inspiring English sources

Development of a brief functional assessment checklist would circumvent these difficulties and meet clinical needs for efficient assessment methods.

As our main interest was the development of a brief RIASEC inventory, the next step was the selection of items for this short instrument.

Based on the need for the earliest possible identification of depression, the development of a brief screening measure to capture young children with markers of depression from these community settings was developed and tested.

This paper describes the development of a brief scale to measure anti-intellectualism, the degree to which one experiences either positive or negative affect while engaged in epistemic activities such as conceptual integration.

Development of a brief instrument (F-SozU K-6) for the measurement of perceived social support in epidemiologic contexts by shortening a well-established German questionnaire (F-SozU K-14).

This article details the development of a brief instrument, the 15-item Profile of Chronic Pain: Screen (PCP S), designed to address these three key elements in a national (US) sample of over 2400 individuals recruited via random digit dialing.

This model was the starting point of the development of REFLEX: a brief psychosocial intervention to improve insight in schizophrenia.

This paper describes the process that led to the development of a new brief mental health screener (interRAI Brief Mental Health Screener, BMHS) designed to assist police officers to better identify persons with serious mental disorders.

This study employed the following KT tools: 1) development of a policy brief to address the lack of access to mental health services in PHC centres, 2) semi-structured interviews with 10 policymakers and key informants, 3) convening of a national policy dialogue, 4) evaluation of the policy brief and dialogue, and 5) a post-dialogue survey.

This study employed the following KT tools: 1) priority-setting, 2) development of a policy brief to address the mental health problem, 3) semi-structured interviews with policymakers and key informants, 4) convening of a national policy dialogue, 5) evaluation of the policy brief and policy dialogue, and 6) post-dialogue survey (Fig.  2).

Advocacy efforts included development of an advocacy brief summarizing findings of the pilot as well as the "Spitfire Strategies" advocacy approach introduced by the Gates Population Leadership group (led by Advance Family Planning [AFP] through Jhpiego) for MOH decision-makers.