In addition, the risk of needing further intervention should be minimal and when the intervention is needed, it should be relatively straightforward, with a predictable outcome.
Thus, further policy interventions should be taken to reform health systems to address the remaining inequality.
Further, the interventions should be performed in a high-risk population and should not be recommendation-based, and have a follow-up component at home, to have a higher impact [ 41].
Even Maureen Dowd of The New York Times labels her a "hawk". Sometimes hawkishness is called for, but in view of our nation's war weariness, our stagnant economy, unsustainable debt, and, as Obama says, "systemic neglect" of infrastructure in places like Flint, Michigan, further risky American interventions should be avoided using all tools of statecraft.
However, the definitive benefit of such interventions should be further investigated.
Such interventions should be further developed and studied in older vulnerable persons who rehabilitate in SNFs.
Mental health interventions should be further researched and prioritized for HIV-infected individuals.
Further, to improve adherence, these interventions should be designed to allow individuals to tailor it to their own specific needs.
The positive effects of such group interventions should be further explored with a randomized, controlled trial design.
