In [ 14], an optimal finite-horizon control problem for gene intervention is formulated as a minimization problem with penalty costs.
In current literature, systemic problems are typically identified independent from each other, after which interventions are formulated for each one separately.
In this perspective, we propose that individual multi-phased Village Development Plans, composed of a set of priority interventions, are formulated with the active participation of the village community, village council and DT.
In the planning of the program, a time schedule for deliverance of the intervention program was formulated, taking into consideration extracurricular activities.
Intervention: The Joint Crisis Plan was formulated by the patient, care co-ordinator, psychiatrist, and project worker, containing contact information, details of illnesses, treatments, relapse indicators, and advance statements of preferences for care for future relapses.
Based on the needs assessment, an intervention and sustainability plan was formulated, which was assessed by the project team before equipment or training facilities for the interventions were funded.
Intervention: The joint crisis plan was formulated by the patient, care coordinator, psychiatrist, and project worker and contained contact information, details of mental and physical illnesses, treatments, indicators for relapse, and advance statements of preferences for care in the event of future relapse.
The educational intervention included feedback of audit data and attendance at a workshop during which a practice development plan was formulated by participants.
