Sentence examples for increased intervention rate from inspiring English sources

Frequently the increased intervention rate within the private sector in Australia has been apportioned to the 'higher risk' population that seeks this care.

AVGs, despite increased intervention rates, may offer equivalent outcomes to AVFs over the short term [ 3].

Previous studies have increased intervention rates using vital signs screening for tobacco misuse and clinician prompts for screen-positive patients for both alcohol and tobacco misuse.

Increased intervention rates at older ages may partly reflect women's expectations and preferences and possibly 'higher risk' labelling by clinicians.

Further research is needed to determine which of the training program's multiple components – experiential training, implementation of routine alcohol screening performed by nurses, prompting clinicians with positive screening results and assessment data, or compliance feedback regarding intervention rates – were most critical in achieving increased intervention rates.

However, the IADPSG-only 0 h group had higher rates of emergency CS delivery overall, suggesting that women with unidentified hyperglycaemia had increased intervention rates despite being considered GDM-negative according to the diagnostic criteria in use in our institution at the time.

The increasing intervention rate in the maternity unit is representative of the emergence of medical interventions in normal pregnancy care in Switzerland (Table  1).

Increasing treatment rates increased the intervention's cost-effectiveness.

Because these low-risk workers are unlikely to benefit from a preventive intervention, a high false positive rate would increase intervention cost and time loss.

Others reported unchanged incidence of amputations in people with diabetes despite increasing vascular intervention rates (14– 14).

Our study confirms previous findings of Milch et al [ 32] regarding the effectiveness of a tobacco prompt in increasing tobacco intervention rates.