"Without a disruptive intervention, the financial model I inherited was not sustainable, with escalating deficits projected into the future," current school President Jamshed Bharucha wrote.
Our recruitment process demonstrates that substantial numbers of primary care providers are willing to engage in a year-long trial of this potentially disruptive intervention.
Because it is a costly and disruptive intervention, ward closure remains controversial and guideline documents do not consistently recommend it for all outbreaks [ 44].
No more lurching from crisis to crisis, no more disruptive government interventions: Argentina would provide sound money, and leave the rest up to the free market.
On the other hand, a reading of Friedrich Hayek's account of how markets can gather information from individuals on a scale that governments are unable to achieve, could offer those in charge of our economies an understanding of how disruptive state-intervention could be in the long-run.
While we acknowledge that the long-term enforcement of disruptive non-pharmaceutical interventions is not socially feasible, our results suggest that they have a key role to play, slowing the rate of growth of the pandemic until vaccination or antiviral drugs become available.
The SuccessMaker computer-based instructional package can be used to improve the academic outcomes of disruptive students when intervention is teacher facilitated.
Given the health and mortality risk posed by disruptive behaviour early intervention in addressing these problems is important.
The absence of an established tradition of equipment counts, for example, meant that the checklist was a much more disruptive and demanding intervention in the African setting.
