Sentence examples for diversity interventions from inspiring English sources
Fair treatment of other scientists is an essential aspect of scientific integrity, warranting diversity interventions.
The design enables practitioners to create on-the-job diversity interventions that employees are willing to attend, and, thus, to reach a majority of employees without interventions being mandatory.
In a Policy Forum, a team of authors including Yale University's Jo Handelsman suggested that persistent gender and ethnic biases could be slowing the progress of diversification in science, and "propose a scientific approach to the design, assessment, and broad implementation of diversity interventions".
In the slums of Nairobi, Kenya, UNICEF has successfully scaled up high-impact nutrition interventions (including breastfeeding, zinc supplements and dietary diversity interventions) through strengthening Health Information Systems (HIS) indicators and Community Base Indicators to better map and assess urban vulnerabilities.
A few examples illustrate both the complexity and diversity: interventions to improve consumers' adherence to medicines could include instruction, counselling or psychological therapy, simplified dosing, self-monitoring, reminders, lay health mentoring, crisis or family interventions, and many others, and these can each be delivered alone or as complex multifaceted interventions [ 4].
In Experiment 1 (N = 62), a 2-hour diversity intervention (covered as get-to-know activities) increased perceived diversity of the superordinate group students and improved feelings towards the gender-outgroup.
Six studies [ 40- 45] additionally reported congenital anomalies: this outcome is not considered further in this review because the low event rate, small combined sample size across studies and diversity of interventions meant that no conclusions could be drawn regarding intervention effects on this outcome.
There was great diversity of interventions and targets, such that there were few papers using the same intervention and the same target.
Interventions in the HHC context show promising results, for example positively affect health and functional status for a diversity of interventions provided at home [ 29– 31, 43] and the topics studied include prevention of malnutrition, prevention of falls and prevention of pressure ulcers [ 8, 29, 34, 36].
Promoting responsiveness to diversity requires interventions at individual, organizational and system level.
