Sentence examples for discipline interventions from inspiring English sources

Physicians can be trained to effectively deliver discipline interventions, and children with behaviour problems can be identified and treated (by nurses, health visitors) in PHC settings.

As in any discipline, intervention studies should be based on epidemiological data.

The contents of each discipline intervention are described in the appendix of this paper.

There is some similarity between the United Kingdom and Australia in the costs of some of the allied health services but the contribution of disciplines has evolved and developed to varying extents in the different communities, with a slightly different focus in terms of particular discipline intervention.

Hence this paper summarises the findings of a UK government funded two-year trial of a cross-discipline intervention to reduce aggressive driving amongst this group.

Successful models for school safety plans emphasize relationship building among students, between students and educators, and with parents and the community at large; consistent reinforcement of positive norms through rewards or lessons; and individualized approaches to student discipline and intervention that seek to address root causes of misbehavior rather than to punish indiscriminately.

As Bernheim and Rangel (2007) note, however, the principle of revealed preferences is attractive in that it imposes a certain discipline on government interventions.

The assumption has been that if political leaders can convince voters in their countries that they are capable of enforcing greater discipline and centralized intervention in national budgets, as Germany demands, then the European Central Bank will have the political breathing space to move more aggressively to support the bond sales of Spain and especially Italy.

China has not been ready to accept the huge array of TPP obligations related to transparency and discipline regarding government intervention in the market.

Embracing the Manhattan principles (Cook et al. 2004), the One Health movement strives to develop new methods to assess human and animal health and their respective social and environmental determinants and to assess the added value of improved cooperation and collaboration of human and animal health disciplines, research and interventions (Enserink 2007; Zinsstag et al. 2011, 2012).

Third, policies must integrate analyses and interventions from disciplines and sectors that for the last century or more have been fragmented and segmented and not focused on urban health inequities.