Sentence examples for intervention oriented from inspiring English sources

An intervention oriented to reduce its victimisation rates is clearly needed.

On the other hand, giving caregivers the opportunity to benefit from interventions oriented to cope the sense of failure and the physical stress, to say, individual counseling or continued informal support.

The Internet has emerged as an alternative method that can be used to engage high-risk populations from resource constrained settings in HIV preventive interventions oriented to provide earlier diagnosis and treatment for HIV.

Community interventions oriented towards early detection and prevention of this psychosocial suffering.

Wife beating is all prevalent – not limited to selected risk groups – therefore interventions oriented towards the whole society rather than risk group oriented interventions are warranted.

Meaningful interventions oriented to public goods must cover the whole market and not only its formal public arm.

Both communication techniques and interventions oriented towards patients' suffering change GPs' feelings towards these patients and improve the quality of their interaction.

Because even nonclinical levels of depressive symptoms can be associated with nonadherence (13) and are associated with significant increases in risk for complications, functional impairment, and death (5), perhaps all interventions oriented toward self-care or adherence should include a component to address psychological/emotional distress.

This last goal was very challenging considering that the target population to which our intervention was oriented is a marginalized population in Peru that lives in an environment where being MSM and having HIV is highly stigmatized and where the availability of free HAART is not always known.

The exercise programme described in the subsection Intervention is oriented towards a broad target group of elderly, who are frail or in danger of frailty.

This intervention is oriented around the World Health Organization mental health Gap Action Programme (WHO mhGAP), and promotes a process of broadening research and treatment development from a current narrow focus on trauma and PTSD, adapting a public health oriented intervention development strategy that focuses on a wider spectrum of mental disorders.