Due to limited resources, we opted for a shorter intervention period of 6 months.
These interventions are implemented by regular primary healthcare professionals (general practitioner, practice nurse, dietician, and/or physiotherapist), and participants are supervised for a shorter intervention period than in research, of about one year.
In Italy, to the best of our knowledge, no such long-term structured programmes aimed at promoting mental health, as part of curricular school activities, have been put into action [ 36] except for a school-based shorter intervention programme which was derived from the well-being therapy and which was tested in a population of high school students [ 17] with promising clinical results.
With respect to scarce resources, the absence of an adequate financing basis for PGIR, the preference for short-term interventions in routine health care, as well as the stated lack of adequate concepts of intervention, the development and evaluation of shortened interventions could contribute to spreading the provision of PGIR in inpatient depression treatment in Germany.
Thus, ALMP funds appear to have a more or less instantaneous influence on the NEET-probability of youths and can therefore be seen as a policy instrument effective for short-term interventions.
The effect of the Ferrets module on student learning was substantial for a short intervention (average Cohen's d within module courses = 0.63).
It has been reported that short interventions for smoking cessation are applicable by the dental team [ 8, 14].
The evidence provided by the study may be of value in short interventions for smoking cessation in the dental setting.
Abnormal movement decreased after gait velocity improvement [ 49] and gait speed is a reliable outcome measure for short-term intervention in stroke patients.
Everyone, said the defence secretary Philip Hammond yesterday, would be taking part for just "a short intervention to stabilise things on the ground".
