We aimed to identify those risk factors with strong levels of evidence which could be easily assessed by physicians or ophthalmologists to implement preventive interventions or address current behaviours.
Such results suggest, therefore, that school age might be an ideal time to implement preventive interventions.
To achieve higher vaccination rates, the use of Standing Order Program (allowing for vaccination without an individual physician's order) has even been proposed as being the most effective and economically favourable strategy to implement preventive interventions [ 53].
Other studies demonstrate that implementing preventive interventions before sickness absence occurs can be successful in preventing long-term sickness absence [ 19, 29, 34, 35].
They provide evidence for the need to address both the use of the gateway drugs and deviant behavior in conjunction with environmental risk factors when designing and implementing preventive interventions in schools.
Cancer prevention is founded on describing the burden of cancer, identifying the causes and evaluating and implementing preventive interventions.
If schools are to take on responsibility for implementing preventive interventions in domestic abuse, they require more preparation and fuller engagement in the task.
Inouye et al. have been able to reduce the prevalence of delirium by implementing preventive interventions for every factor associated with delirium (e.g.: dehydration, malnutrition, sleep disturbance, hearing impairment, physical restraint, etc).
Moreover, the knowledge of novel serum and urine biomarkers may change the approach to AKI and can help to differentiate between different causes of established AKI and implementing preventive interventions.
Such knowledge might provide guidance about how to effectively implement preventive and early intervention strategies in this group of victims.
