Sentence examples for individualized problem from inspiring English sources

Ham says this viewing of gender-based violence as an individualized problem rather than a societal issue often sets up a false dichotomy which can then lead to obfuscating the severity of the issue.

In this prospective, randomized controlled trial, symptomatic, asthmatic children (n = 62), 2 17 years of age, living in a home with indoor mold, received an asthma intervention including an action plan, education, and individualized problem solving.

To examine the effectiveness of an individualized problem-solving intervention provided to family caregivers of women living with severe disabilities.

To examine the effectiveness of an individualized problem-solving intervention delivered in videoconferencing sessions with family caregivers of persons living with a spinal cord injury (SCI) and possible contagion effects on care recipients.

The CD group had diminished barriers at 3 months, perhaps because the CD had an interactive individualized problem-solving exercise.

Individualized instruments are designed to detect individuals' problems and provide relevant information for clinical practice, while all available asthma specific HRQL instruments, so far, serve research purposes primarily.

This will involve providing specific individualized advice to address problems with breastfeeding (or formula feeding) via extra home visit(s), phone or email contact.

Individualized support through guidance in problem resolution and fortifying deficient areas improves the AN's ability to work in the desired way.

Using a patient-centered focus, the CM will partner with the patient to develop a shared definition of problems, provide education and support, agree on specific targets/goals and individualized action plan, offer support and problem solving to optimize self-management, and closely monitor treatment adherence and outcomes.

"Some courts have been very sympathetic, but many have had problems with the individualized nature of smoking and smoking-related injuries," Mr. Douglas said.

The same human-factors principles and methods have also been applied to a variety of social problems, such as individualized computer-assisted instruction, nonlethal antiriot equipment for law enforcement agencies, antiterrorist architecture for public buildings, and people movers for airport and urban transportation departments.