Sentence examples for intervention recognition from inspiring English sources

Before the start of the study, community sensitization seminars about the intervention, recognition of illness in children, and prompt care seeking were conducted.

More teachers are needed to address competencies that all internists should have (e.g., prevention, screening, brief intervention, recognition of comorbidity, and ability to refer for pharmacotherapy and specialty care), whereas fewer teachers would be needed to address competencies needed to provide more specialized services such as prescription of buprenorphine for opioid dependence.

In this intervention project, recognition of sepsis was not considered as a possible delaying factor, while this might have been the "bottleneck" and explain why the other measures did not reduce time to antibiotics.

Rapid advances in knowledge about mother to child transmission (MTCT), new findings from intervention studies, recognition of complex ethical implications, and changing attitudes and behaviours combine to create uncertainty for policy makers.

Early Intervention: Prompt recognition, diagnosis and treatment of malaria among children under five saves lives.

31 These facilities include specialized diagnostic procedures, anesthetic and postoperative care, radiologic and endoscopic interventions, early recognition and treatment of complications, multidisciplinary teams, knowledge of nutrition, and so forth.

As meta-interventions may fuel multiple, simultaneous changes in organisational processes and structures, studying such interventions requires recognition of the context at multiple levels of healthcare delivery [ 13].

Uncovering causal pathways in complex interventions implies recognition of intermediate outcomes.

In addition, the barriers and solutions should be taken into account in the design of primary care based interventions on recognition and management depressive- and anxiety disorders.

While many patients in truly low-income settings may present with metastatic disease beyond targeted interventions' reach, recognition of variability in patients' presentation within a given setting as well as promotion of efforts to address stage-specific barriers as a community can in turn galvanize the resources and social shifts necessary.

Future studies should focus on interventions to improve recognition and treatment of pain.