Sentence examples for intervention burden from inspiring English sources

Probably, the type, dose and intensity, and duration of early intervention should be more tailored to match the needs of patients and their caregivers at baseline to maximise benefit, economise resources and avoid unnecessary intervention burden.

Categories of environmental adjustment (i.e. family intervention, burden reduction, hospital admission, and resting) were consistently judged appropriate for the melancholic case compared to the reactive case; the differences in the scores were especially large for restricting workload and suggesting a leave from work (Table  1).

A similar approach will be used to test the intervention effect on caregiver burden and distress.

Table 3 shows the pre-intervention and post-intervention annual burden of disease in the study population.

Three studies (231 participants) [A13, A20, A32] of psychoeducational intervention assessed burden.

In the alternative, whether this intervention increases burden is a factor that also must be considered when evaluating its overall impact.

Such information would be invaluable for therapeutic intervention; body burden and tolerance; identification of genetic, age, race, and sex susceptibility; exposure prevention; and the overall assessment of OP safety.

As HZ and PHN disproportionately affect the elderly, without intervention the burden to patients and society is likely to grow as the proportion of elderly in the Italian population continues to increase.

Researches have shown the inconsistent results in the efficacy of various psychosocial interventions for burden of informal caregivers for patients with dementia.

Because the pre-intervention worm burden is assumed to be the same inside and outside the focus, the stationarity condition implies that the transmission from and to the focus is a stochastic process with expectation value equal to zero zeroo sum game).

Chief among the challenges were limited evidence and consensus on which genomic variants were medically relevant; lack of reimbursement for genomically driven interventions; and burden to patients and clinicians of assaying, reporting, intervening, and following up genomic findings.