Sentence examples for intervention aimed at implementing the from inspiring English sources

Smith et al. [ 27] found that concordance of treatment was 52% in a naturalistic setting, with a percentage increasing to 75% after a one-year psychoeducational intervention aimed at implementing the guidelines.

The first observation is that complex interventions aimed at implementing new healthcare technologies or at improving quality tend to have distributed costs and benefits.

We found that Murcia's regional interventions aimed at implementing a health care response to IPV (protocols, training and monitoring system) have not equally reached all La Virgen´s professionals and that its adoption was mediated by the individual interest in IPV.

Insufficient administrative support impacted on the effectiveness of interventions promoting safety cultures [ 41] or on strategies aimed at implementing quality indicators [ 40].

During this course, I obtained knowledge on the various aspects one must consider when developing and implementing an intervention aimed at changing behaviors.

The team will continue a partnership with the Wake County Public School System, which includes annual surveys of students; contribute to a nationwide database of electoral and civics education policies in all states; survey and interview teachers to understand school-level efforts to increase civic participation; and develop and implement an intervention aimed at mobilizing young voters in 2018.

Prospectively collected information on ANC visits and outcome data in two areas, one of which implemented an MNCH intervention aimed at improving ANC coverage and quality, permits us to examine the effect of a changing pattern of ANC use on perinatal survival.

Overall, our findings suggest that an education-based intervention aimed at optimizing CVC care could be successfully implemented in a teaching hospital and have significant public health consequences.

In our study, we implemented a multifactorial intervention aimed at primary prevention for patients with type 2 diabetes without any manifestation of AS that used macrovascular end points, including subclinical AS lesions, as the evaluation index.

Our objectives were to evaluate antibiotic use in our pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) and to implement a simple achievable intervention aimed at improving antibiotic therapy.

One trial (Maio et al. 2005) implemented a universal brief intervention aimed at both preventing and reducing use in adolescents with minor injuries.