Sentence examples for informed interventions from inspiring English sources

The idea of synthesising theory is receiving attention within public health as part of a drive to design theoretically informed interventions.

The NAHT has said it doubted that all 22 councils in Wales have "the required capacity" for "intelligently informed" interventions to raise standards.

The study compared differences in overweight prevalence, weight perception, and weight-related practices among high school students in five large Chinese and U.S. cities, and informed interventions for childhood obesity in China and the U.S.

An understanding of the level of utilisation and pattern of forest dependency will enable researchers, policy makers and practitioners to design empirically informed interventions to diversify households' livelihood portfolios and promote sustainable resource utilisation in order to foster a balance between forest dependency and biodiversity conservation (Baiyegunhi et al. 2016; Dagm et al. 2016).

Lack of theoretically informed interventions is problematic.

Objective To evaluate benefits for postnatal women of two psychologically informed interventions by health visitors.

With culturally informed intervention and responsive community support, these women can become active members of the New York City community.

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The Safer Dx framework has enhanced our conceptual understanding of the problem and informed intervention development.

Reliable information on the magnitude and associations of these pregnancy outcomes can inform interventions to reduce such outcomes.

Evidence knowledge is key: Evidence has never been more important in informing interventions that we fund, we expect consultants to have thoroughly researched their subject area.