This knowledge could in turn be used to tailor interventions by indicating the needed clinical focus, increasing their effectiveness (Matthys et al. 2012).
In turn, brief interventions seem reasonable given the context of today's faster paced healthcare environment in which patient contact hours have been reduced, units are downsizing, and patient acuity and turnover have increased [ 25].
And the appraisal of intervention processes may in turn influence intervention outcomes [ 85].
The delegate's report has, in turn, triggered intervention from the control and disciplinary body.
Results showed that REDI-P promoted significant gains in parent academic expectations, which in turn mediated intervention gains in child emergent literacy skills and self-directed learning.
This aids development of more useful theories which, in turn, supports intervention optimisation (Michie et al., 2008; Rothman, 2004).
Taking each drug in turn, more intervention patients received an ACEi at optimum dose (57% vs 27%, p=0.414), while numbers receiving a β-blocker at optimum dose were similar (21% vs 18%, p=1.000).
The study sample size provides adequate statistical power to test the primary hypothesis that CM+CHW will show greater reductions in BMI over 24 months than CM alone and, in turn, either intervention will produce greater reductions in BMI than UC.
An earlier detection will, in turn, allow for interventions that are assumed to lower the morbidity and mortality resulting from the outbreak.
Experiencing rapid increases in NCDs, policy and public health analysis continue to lack data around population level knowledge and attitudes, which in turn shape health interventions [ 6].
