Sentence examples for intervention to ascertain from inspiring English sources

The survey was complemented by a review of CPH records and reports at two points in time after the initiation of the intervention to ascertain whether the intervention package was implemented successfully, and was functioning as intended.

In the present study, the Dutch Neurophysiology of Pain Test (patient version) [ 89] will be used as part of the intervention to ascertain the quality of the education program: after the third session, patients will be asked to fill out this valid and reliable questionnaire to assess their knowledge on pain neurophysiology [ 89, 90].

Data was collected pre- and post-intervention to ascertain if increased vein preservation knowledge amongst the healthcare team led to less use of PICCs.

Thus policy makers and practitioners should proceed with caution in investing in such interventions, and efforts are required to establish controlled trials of such interventions to ascertain their value before widespread adoption.

Further research is warranted regarding the association between specific risk factors and guideline adherence to provide healthcare managers with knowledge in order to enable tailored interventions to ascertain patient safety.

An online questionnaire will be sent to practices in the intervention arm to ascertain feedback from practice staff about delivery of the intervention.

A series of additional analyses of covariance (ANCOVAs) were conducted entering age, sex and severity of baseline acute stress symptoms as main effects and the interactions with intervention condition to ascertain whether any of these characteristics might moderate differential responses to treatment.

However, whether a patient requires surgical intervention is difficult to ascertain because CT and/or MRI will often show extensive and nonspecific postoperative changes [ 3, 4].

We will assess outcomes at 4 months and 12 months after the intervention, enhancing opportunities to ascertain patient participants' achievement of main outcomes in the event of patient participant attrition or missing data due to missed study visits (e.g., due to hospitalization with ESRD related illness).

Given the concomitant changes in extraneous variables such as medication use and lifestyle risk factors that occurred around the interventions, it is difficult to ascertain which specific aspects of the intervention led to the improvements in blood pressure seen within these reviews and included studies.

Following the completion of the analytical cycle for studies linked to interventions, studies not linked to interventions were then read to ascertain if they provided disconfirming evidence or added any new perspectives and all relevant data were extracted.