Sentence examples for interventions accommodating from inspiring English sources

Interventions accommodating South Asian groups should concentrate on addressing cultural barriers to effective self-management, specifically addressing commitment to religious beliefs, linguistic differences between patients and health workers, and low literacy levels [ 8].

Interventions to accommodate non-English-speaking patients have been shown to shorten length of stay and reduce non-urgent visits.

Interventions to accommodate non-English-speaking patients have been shown to shorten length of stay and reduced non-urgent visits [17].

Programs and interventions must accommodate local conditions (e.g., children's developmental outcomes, social and educational infrastructures) and differences between population groups, rural and urban areas, and income levels.

This highlights the need for the adaptation of lifestyle interventions to accommodate cultural considerations among ethnic minority research participants.

This definition acknowledges multiple explanations for the violence and could lead to more inclusive interventions that accommodate the experiences of all women (10).

Operational research should carefully consider strategies that would broaden the age ranges of the preventive interventions to accommodate logistics and health-care structures in place.

Further research is necessary to create and investigate problem-driven interventions that accommodate the needs of parents of preschool-aged NICU graduates.

In translating these preclinical findings to human studies, researchers may need to tailor their exercise interventions to accommodate some of the motor impairments evident in FASD.

The health authorities need to come up with new interventions that accommodate the farmers' need for inexpensive fertilizer and the public health need for composted excreta that is hygienic and non-contaminated[ 4].

Integrating the community in this way helps build trusting relationships and enables program developers to better understand cultural nuances, gain perspective into the needs and opinions of the community and serve as a guide to cater interventions to accommodate unique community identities [ 11- 14].