Measuring this change requires close attention to the context of the intervention - complex health promotion programs occur in a context, a context which is often integral to the success of the intervention and cannot be separated from its effects [ 63, 66].
The president will study the findings and recommendations of the public protector in the context of the existing government interventions and will communicate his response in due course".
DBR situates applied work in authentic, naturalistic settings (Wang & Hannafin, 2005), with the aim of "more than understanding the happenings of one particular context, but also requires showing the relevance of the findings derived from the context of intervention(s) to other contexts" (Barab & Squire, 2004, p. 5).
Weights were to be assigned from individual perspectives in the context of the health plan, independent of the intervention to be appraised.
While there are child and household characteristics associated with increased likelihood of insurance claims, there are also uncontrolled confounding factors, especially, in the context of the study design that prevents us from attributing increased utilization to specific aspects of interventions.
The reported percentage of physicians using placebo interventions in clinical practice ranged from 41%to99%9% depending on their specialty and, more importantly, the context of the survey question.
The issue of biological enhancement is not limited to the context of prenatal intervention.
Randall and colleagues [ 26] further distinguish between two temporal kinds of context: the baseline preintervention context and the context of activated intervention.
More generalizable information stems from studies investigating individuals' views on computerised treatments outside the context of intervention trials.
However, these associations are based on results from cross-sectional studies, and no previous studies have examined these relationships in the context of a diabetes intervention.
