Sentence examples for intervention to prepare from inspiring English sources

We designed our intervention to prepare both men and doctors for SDM.

These findings suggest the potential benefit of an educational intervention to prepare this cohort as surrogate decision makers, while simultaneously providing a prelude to their own ACP process.

CWH fills a gap in the health care system where there has been targeted intervention to prepare for return to work (RTW) following an injury (e.g., physical work hardening) but there has been no comparable intervention in the mental health domain.

One study focused on an education intervention to prepare student nurses to care for vulnerable populations [ 74] Table  4 outlines the focus of policy, governance and workforce strategies and approaches described in the studies as part of outlined interventions to improve the supply or support of midwives and nurses to deliver care to enhance the health outcomes of vulnerable groups.

Developing and implementing interventions to prepare professionals for the occurrence of AE would help reduce their vulnerability as second victims.

Preparing children for school These kits are just one part of a broader UNICEF programme to help the Haitian government, parents and preschools maximize the potential of ECD – interventions to prepare young children for years of learning and growth.

This may give further weight to the need in settings where antenatal systematic educational activities or programs are not part of routine pre-natal care to plan and implement interventions to prepare woman for labor and delivery.

These findings underscore the need for comprehensive evidence-based interventions to prepare inmates to transition from incarceration to freedom, particularly those that strengthen linkage to HIV care and focus on realities of reentry, including stigma, meeting basic needs, preventing substance abuse, and identifying community resources.

CWH is a treatment intervention designed to prepare people to return to work following a depression and is based on established work hardening principles.

Two teachers from each intervention school, preferably the local coordinators, were invited to a one- day pre- intervention workshop to prepare them for implementation of the Boost intervention.

Failure to exploit readily evident data and feedback on learning practices that match market needs, increases further the gap between education and industry and reduces intervention opportunities to prepare graduates for a successful career path with relevant professional performances.