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One explanation for this issue revolves around "top-down" intervention designs (i.e., interventions generated by epilepsy clinicians and researchers) and the potential for disparity with patient interests, capabilities, and perceived needs.

From these 293 patients, 1,212 valid checklist records were generated: 635 during baseline (across 43 consecutive audit days) and 577 during intervention (generated by physicians across 41 consecutive days with 333 corresponding audit responses collected on 23 non-consecutive days).

A null distribution with the null hypothesis that no change in metabolism took place during the intervention was generated by calculating the score for 100,000 replicate data sets with treatment statuses randomly permuted.

Reminder interventions can be generated by nurses, physicians or electronic order sets, and can be targeted to remind either nurses or physicians about the catheter.

The majority of the direct costs (more than the costs of the experimental intervention (€ 210,-)) were generated by 67.5% of the women in the usual care group and 33.9% of the experimental intervention group.

Significant discoveries associated with disease diagnosis, risk stratification, clonal evolution and therapeutic intervention have been generated by this powerful technology.

We will not ascribe anticipated social value to clinical trials testing the intervention, nor to knowledge generated by clinical trials (although the application in the clinic resulting from the knowledge gained, can have social value).

To randomize participants to the two intervention arms, a randomization sheet generated by a random digit generator is used (http://www.randomizer.org).org

Although cost-effectiveness analysis is widely used in economic evaluation it might not capture the social value generated by certain interventions.

Under the sustainable development paradigm, SIA is regarded as a process of analysis that aims to anticipate and manage any intended and unintended impacts generated by planned interventions within the human (and natural environment).

This study estimates the cost avoidance generated by pharmacist interventions due to the prevention of adverse drug events (ADE).