In drawing together their various recommendations aimed at reducing health inequalities within the UK, the Marmot Review team highlighted the need to adopt what it called a whole- system approach: "Strategies that rely on intervention in one part of the system will be insufficient to make the necessary difference to patterns of inequality.
With no vital American interest at stake, argues Michele Bachmann, another of the Republicans' presidential candidates, the "Obama doctrine" has set a precedent for American intervention in "one country after another".Going into one country after another is in fact the last thing on the mind of this hyper-cautious president.
18 Two randomised trials were identified (n=69), both with moderate risk of bias due to insufficient information on allocation concealment and open-label intervention in one of the trials.
We shall collect data on its acceptability, feasibility and potential costs by piloting the intervention in one healthcare economy before proceeding to further testing in an exploratory randomised controlled trial.
Military intervention in one country will lead to spillover into the next.
But we tend to forget this whenever the conversation turns to a specific circumstance – the intervention in one war instead of another, or the way we choose to respond to a humanitarian crisis abroad.
Those in Bangladesh who demanded government intervention in one of the country's few economic success stories made little headway when dozens of garment factory owners sat in parliament and powerful industry bodies had the ear of policymakers.
Each cohort began the health intervention in one of three consecutive years.
They started with implementing an intervention in one facility and expanded the intervention to the control group.
To the extent possible, the correctional and community-based agencies involved in HIV-STIC are autonomous such that introduction of the intervention in one agency does not contaminate process improvements surrounding HIV services in other agencies.
