Sentence examples for evidence-based support from inspiring English sources

One of the strengths of this study is that the program will be based on an existing evidence-based support group [ 11].

The support group for children is based on the existing evidence-based support group for COPMI with average intelligence, and it has been adapted to the particular needs of children with mild ID [ 11].

The findings explained here, based on the HPI-CI, allowed us to give evidence-based support for implementing long-discussed changes in our curriculum and proposing a new version of General Microbiology targeted to Biology majors.

One in 10 children suffers from depression, anxiety or another diagnosable mental health problem, and 75% of mental illness starts before the age of 18. Intervening early with effective, evidence-based support can not only stop a child's condition deteriorating to crisis point, but also have a transformative effect on long-term recovery and life prospects in adulthood.

There is only weak (evidence-based) support for the commonly accepted treatments.

Unfortunately, there is little evidence-based support to help organizations with these challenges.

The bill does little to encourage the implementation of the evidence-based supports that allow many people to live successfully in the community -- including supported housing, case management, rehabilitation services, job training and placement, and peer supports.

Our goal is to better educate physicians, hospitals, and other healthcare providers to understand why breastfeeding is so very important: It is universally available, free, evidence-based, supported in all cultures throughout time, shows documented benefits for mother and baby, and is "green" into the bargain.

The EHR has the ability to generate a complete record of a clinical patient encounter - as well as supporting other care-related activities directly or indirectly via interface - including evidence-based decision support, quality management, and outcomes reporting.

"Believe it or not, 95% of what we need for ethical evidence-based decision support cannot be obtained through the secret methods of standard intelligence practices.

It is hypothesized that these studies will provide the necessary validation for RESPOND as an evidence-based clinical support tool.