Sentence examples for didactic intervention from inspiring English sources

She is an insistently political writer, and her most recent work can be seen as an urgent, sometimes didactic intervention into post-Brexit British animosities, into a world that could be called, to borrow from one of her many punning characters, "nasty, British and short".

The setting in the real-objects condition is analogous to an educator providing a picture-based didactic intervention, after which students are presented with manipulatives to which they can apply the learned concepts.

Tonkin and colleagues went further to establish the benefit of scenario-based interactive pedagogies for this purpose, compared with didactic intervention sessions covering the same material [ 32].

Such formats are supported by the literature, as Grant demonstrated a didactic intervention was effective in teaching EBM theory to EM residents [ 26].

The SAFT was used as the primary outcome measure in a pragmatic RCT that aimed to establish the superiority of an interactive educational intervention (IE) over a didactic intervention (DE) in improving EBP knowledge at 12 weeks.

Previous research in medical students has demonstrated that the short term effect of more didactic interventions decays rapidly [ 17].

However, the difference with didactic interventions did not reach statistical significance, because, according to Mullen, intensive affective interventions were applied in the didactic programmes.

Previous studies have addressed the impact of didactic interventions to improve knowledge and negative attitudes associated with mental illness in medical students [ 15- 17].

Educational interventions using a patient-centred approach to goal setting and problem-solving were more promising than didactic interventions in improving glycaemic control, weight, and lipid profiles [ 17- 20].

While traditional didactic interventions raise awareness of the need for additional vigilance by providers, this report suggests the opportunity for resources, such as clinical practice guidelines specifically addressing transitions of care for all the providers along this continuum.

Norris et al. observed that diabetes self-management education (DSME) have evolved over the past four decades from primarily didactic interventions into the collaborative and theoretically based "empowerment" models [ 3].