Sentence examples for interventions from previous from inspiring English sources

The neuromuscular training programme was a modified combination of interventions from previous studies, and the exercises were easy to learn.

Translation research aims to apply interventions from previous efficacy studies to reduce health disparities in at-risk, resource-poor, and underserved communities (5).

We developed a structured telephone intervention from previous findings on information needs of women with breast cancer, 12 13 adapting a research instrument for use as a clinical guide.

To allow comparison with reported intervention effects from previous reviews, including interventions in the general adult population, effect sizes were described according to Cohen's classification of effect size small (0.2 to <0.3), medium (0.3 to <0.8 and large (>0.8).

Schools were stratified by geographic stratum and the type of intervention that the school had previously received as part of the former SWASH+ study to ensure schools that received different interventions from the previous study would be distributed in similar proportions across all three arms of this trial; then, they were randomly allocated to intervention and control arms.

This paper discusses the results of a clinical trial that evaluated the effectiveness of a psychosocial intervention developed from previous BRA initiatives that conceptualize health care as inextricably linked to prevention [ 34– 36], especially based on the concept of Care (Cuidado) [ 30, 37] and its psychosocial constructionist approaches [ 38– 40].

Pre-test videos were used to avoid any influence of the intervention from our previous study on the results of this study.

In this case the new form of computing QALYs attenuates the QALY difference attributed to the intervention: from a previous increment of A over B of 2.6 QALYs, the increase is now 2.23 QALYs, implying, in the end, an increase in the cost-effectiveness ratio.

The intervention is different from previous attempts in its multicomponent and interactive approach.

The prevalence rates of each intervention were obtained from previous research that calculated the rates considering needle sharing between IDUs, condom use and sexual behaviours [ 25].

Experience as a group leader could be a strength for motivating potential participants, since they could refer to their own confidence in the intervention, citing experiences from previous participants.