The logic model details evidence and assumptions underpinning the complex pathway from interventions to demand management impact.
During the sessions, patients would get advice on a range of options, from minimal medical interventions to demanding that every treatment possible be offered near the end of life.
What PCT's and local organisations fail to do is to recognise publicly the importance of the national large scale complex interventions and to demand them and express support for them.
Doing this in one case would open the floodgates for others to demand intervention — and this would include defending vaccination supporters as well as critics, hardly a tenable position.
Such diffusion of responsibility can be counteracted if -- at the moment that a reader feels empathy for others -- they are provided ways to act immediately, for example by making a donation or calling representatives and senators to demand intervention.
Protesters surrounded Justice Department headquarters to demand federal intervention in the Jena Six case and increased enforcement of hate crimes.
In Benghazi, the vice chairman of the interim opposition ruling council, Abdul Hafidh Ghoga, said a rebel representative would use the meeting with Mrs. Clinton to demand quicker intervention.
The trial comparing IRS and ITNs (which showed similar results for both interventions) had been started (Goodman et al. 2001), but was stopped early owing to a malaria epidemic that was seen to demand immediate intervention.
It has been hypothesised [ 37], however, that a household needs to have a certain level of knowledge about the relationships between fuel use and health to demand an intervention designed to reduce IAP.
However, such a conclusion is compounded by conflicting views of autonomy itself, and different conclusions may be drawn depending on whether one specifies autonomy in terms of negative or positive rights: that is, the right to refuse a certain intervention, or also the right to demand it.
