Sentence examples for effectiveness of a package from inspiring English sources

The protocol assesses the effectiveness of a package of community based intervention to improve maternal outcome.

However, caution is required so as not to oversell the effectiveness of a package prior to availability of local evidence.

This means that the effectiveness of a policy with the objective of improving maternal and reproductive health is dependent on the effectiveness of a package of interventions.

The aim of the two studies was similar, namely to evaluate the feasibility and effectiveness of a package of HIV testing and CPT offered to TB patients registered under routine programme conditions.

Nevertheless, to our knowledge, no randomized control trial has been carried out to evaluate the effectiveness of a package of interventions specifically directed at improving maternal and perinatal health.

This pragmatic cluster trial provides new evidence 34 of the effectiveness of a package of training for health visitors to identify symptoms of depression postnatally and to provide psychologically informed sessions.

The primary objective of this trial is to evaluate the effectiveness of Contact&Connect, a package of multimedia-based brief contact interventions (BCIs), compared to wait-list, on attitudes and beliefs about depression, help-seeking inhibition, shame, self-blame and social inadequacy at post-intervention (six months) and at 12 months following enrolment.

This study will test the uptake and effectiveness of a flexible package of smoking cessation support provided primarily by the practice nurse (PN) and tailored to meet the needs of a diversity of patients.

To address this, we describe the design of Contact&Connect, a parallel group randomised controlled trial designed to assess the effectiveness of a multimedia package of informational and educational resources on mental health self-stigma and mental health literacy in males previously working in the construction industry in the state of Victoria, Australia.

This knowledge is likely to be important to understanding potential implementation issues prior to the undertaking of a clinical trial which will test the effectiveness of a training package for mental health professionals designed to improve service user/carer involvement in care planning.

The REFORM trial aims to evaluate the clinical and cost-effectiveness of such a package of care in patients over the age of 65 years who have an increased risk of falling.