Sentence examples for disciplinary intervention from inspiring English sources

Typically one multi disciplinary intervention for patients on sick leave due to muscular pain reported significant effects on physical and psychological health, but found no significant differences on the return to work rate [ 24].

"I have always considered unequivocal the disciplinary interventions by the competent bodies, but at the same time I believe that the proposed formula is excessive".

Writing on his personal website,  Italy defender Chiellini said: "I have always considered unequivocal the disciplinary interventions by the competent bodies but, at the same time, I believe that the proposed formula is excessive.

And humane, restorative disciplinary interventions are important, too.

Following the hierarchical lines of authority does not work well because problems in the modern world are multi dimensional and call for a multi disciplinary interventions.

A recent Danish Health Technology Assessment found moderate evidence that a coordinated multidisciplinary intervention is more effective at a clinically relevant level than mono disciplinary interventions on reducing sickness absence due to long-term LBP[ 18].

Management of mangroves in a sustainable ecological as well as economic way is a difficult proposition and needs multi-disciplinary intervention.

In the ARCHUS trial, the aim was to select and target high-use facilities in order to provide a multi-disciplinary intervention comprising staff education, clinical supports, and medical and pharmacologic reviews of residents.

This multi-disciplinary intervention based on cognitive behavioural principles aimed at educating chronic pain patients on the physiology and psychology of chronic pain, healthy functioning, and the self-management of their pain problem.

At the time of this study, the neck and back clinic at St . Olavs hospital used a comprehensive multi-disciplinary intervention based on the model described by Brox et al. [ 34], whereas the neck and back clinic at Oslo University Hospital used a brief model based on the model by Indahl et al. [ 35].

New procedures to optimize perioperative procedures, in this study defined as procedures taking place in the period from hospitalization to discharge, have been given several different names, such as accelerated intervention, joint recovery program, multi-disciplinary intervention, multi-modal intervention, fast-track, and clinical pathway.