The role of the Transition Coordinator is the fundamental intervention in this trial, providing a link between pediatric and adult care and ongoing support during the first year after transfer from pediatric care.
The implications, which are supported by chaos theory, are that anything less than a fundamental intervention may further destabilize the current system in the process of failing, with additional high probability that even a small future change could bring calamitous consequences.
These elements of design – theory, evidence, stakeholder input, and usability testing - are fundamental to intervention effectiveness and should represent the gold standard for intervention development [ 13].
Recessions happen, and any halfway plausible story about how they happen is likely to suggest that non-fundamental government interventions, like printing money, can make things better.
While President Bush has proposed relatively minor reforms -- like hiring additional S.E.C. regulators -- these look tame when compared to Roosevelt's calls for a fundamental government intervention in the economy.
Understanding the risks of bloodborne pathogen transmission is fundamental to prioritizing interventions when resources are limited.
We're ending extreme poverty, one household at a time, because providing fundamental financial inclusion interventions to the most economically marginalized allows them to begin fulfilling their potential.
In this context, it could be useful to tailor research to the needs of the particular population and to the context (socio-cultural, access to services, etc).. Addressing context-specific questions is fundamental to designing interventions that improve health [7], [8].
Health-service evaluation studies are fundamental for proposing interventions and ensuring improvements in healthcare quality.
Apart from the physiological characteristics, understanding the genetic mechanisms underlying dyslipidemia and subsequent development of atherosclerosis is fundamental to therapeutic interventions.
