Theoretically, the temptation not to publish negative results of a study may be greater in the case of complex interventions than simple interventions because it is more difficult to describe the components of a complex intervention.
Analyzing the census tracts within the municipal boundary of Phoenix is highly relevant for interventions, because it is the scale at which local governments determine resource allocation and enforce policies.
26 However, it is possible that figures derived from GP recording overestimate the delivery of smoking brief interventions because it is the recording rather than the 'doing' that is incentivised.
Social media may provide certain advantages for public health interventions because it is popular, it can reach a large and diverse audience and may be relatively less expensive to administer and maintain.
We attempted to answer these questions by analysing the attitudes of clinicians towards clinical quality interventions, because it is their beliefs and perspectives, and in turn their behaviour, that are ultimately the target of clinical quality initiatives.
And it could create a backlash among Libyans who have been willing to put aside misgivings about the foreign military intervention because it was intended to prevent Colonel Qaddafi's loyalists from killing civilians.
The Bush administration also seems to have indicated, Mr. Landon said, that "it was getting impatient with the aggressive intervention" because it was preventing a natural weakening of the dollar that would help both American exporters and American companies that are competing at home against cheap imports.
