Sentence examples for generate an intervention from inspiring English sources

These results establish the need to generate an intervention strategy aimed at preventing the identified factors, as well as a timely identification and effective treatment of pneumoconiosis in coal miners, in which the commitment of the General Health and Social Security System and the workers compensation system is ensured.

The aim is to generate a highly dynamic intervention that contrasts to other more informational and static web-portals.

Thus, an outcome measurement instrument in line with Evidence Based Medicine and best practice guidelines was designed that provides an empirically sound evaluation framework for treatment effectiveness, and an impetus for the development of effective interventions to generate an evidence based groundwork in forensic mental health.

Improving the uptake of quality antenatal and intrapartum care is critical for evidence-based interventions to generate an impact at the population level.

The debate even generated a verbal intervention from the UK government, with a spokesperson for the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy commenting that companies cannot shirk their responsibility to pay the UK's National Minimum Wage (of £7.20 per hour).

A QALY measures both the quantity of life generated by an intervention (in years) and the change to quality of life in each of those years.

It represents the estimated additional cost per extra unit of health generated by an intervention compared with its most cost-effective alternative for the same health condition.

As recommended for the evaluation of complex interventions we sought to generate a conceptual model for the intervention, link this to the published evidence and the local context and then monitor its development during programme implementation [ 8].

Second, the mouse case suggests that the fusion might not be able to generate a continuous ORF with intervention of noncoding regions.

As part of our scoping review, we will generate a preliminary list of interventions that have been shown to promote collegial workplace relationships.

Thus, the method, which begins by testing relevant theory within a specific context, can generate a refined, context-specific, intervention-based, programme theory that can itself by tested in empirical research.