Sentence examples for intervention screening from inspiring English sources

We assessed the effect of an active case finding (ACF) project on tuberculosis (TB) case notification and the yields from a household and neigbourhood intervention (screening contacts of historical index TB patients diagnosed >24 months ago) and a community intervention (screening attendants of health education sessions/mobile clinics).

Of the 303 employees in all 5 schools, 202 participated in the baseline (pre intervention) screening.

The research team and provider records will be used to determine the costs of the intervention (screening costs, cost of intervention delivery and intervention materials).

Intervention: Screening for sexually transmitted genital chlamydia infection, defined as the offer of a test to apparently healthy people to identify those at increased risk of chlamydia infection.

The SIPP was chosen as the intervention screening instrument because it is a Dutch, simple screening instrument designed to identify multiple aspects of psychosocial problems in cancer patients [ 23].

The institutional review board was informed although approval for the study and informed consent were not required as the intervention, screening for MRSA, concerns usual care, provides direct benefit to patients and is part of the regular infection control program conducted by the department of hospital hygiene and infection control.

A randomised pilot study of a multicomponent intervention screened for depression in African American and White pregnant women in antenatal services.

By enabling early and aggressive preventive interventions, screening for subclinical atherosclerotic disease may therefore be of value in high risk diabetic patients.

To compare the long-term effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of 3 approaches to managing elevated blood pressure (BP) in adolescents in the United States: no intervention, "screen-and-treat," and population-wide strategies to lower the entire BP distribution.

GPs who were aware of the implementation of the intervention reported feeling confident in using it if they chose to and understood the purpose of the intervention screens.

We excluded studies of interventions that involved structured clinical intervention after screening.