SLIMMER respondents also mentioned they would like to receive a blood glucose test one year after the extensive intervention to determine whether their glucose levels have improved or stabilized.
In terms of clinical practice, it is very important to assess skin cancer self-examination attitude to identify people who may need a more extensive intervention to allow early detection of skin cancer.
Non-extensive interventions to improve self-management and life style in OA are, on average, not effective.
Therefore, pregnant women who still continue to drink at risky levels possibly require more extensive interventions, for example extended brief interventions to build their confidence to change their drinking behaviour [ 4, 10].
Extensive intervention tailoring to the context of each CAM discipline was found unnecessary.
This study aims to develop knowledge about factors influencing large-scale implementation of complex and extensive interventions in healthcare settings.
Thus, the present study aims to develop knowledge about factors influencing large-scale implementation of complex and extensive interventions in healthcare settings.
The extensive interventions in biophysical system such as degradation of the environment, subsidence, and salinization6 have implicated in the reinforcement of urban hazards by reducing the ecosystem resistance (Nicholls et al. 2007).
The project was comprised of extensive interventions with the aim of maximising effects and increasing power.
Children with congenital CMV-induced sequelae have a wide range of special needs, and they often require extensive interventions from health care providers, such as cochlear implantation, speech therapy, neurodevelopmental assessments, and, in severe cases, lifelong custodial care.
The intervention comprises a number of elements combined on the basis of the needs of the family in conformity with the ideas behind stepped care, which refers to the practice of beginning therapeutic measures with the least extensive intervention possible and moving on to more extensive interventions only if deemed necessary in order to achieve a desired therapeutic goal [ 35].
