Sentence examples for interventions home from inspiring English sources

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Finally, innovative support interventions, home or clinic based, will need to be evaluated on their capacity to retain this population in comprehensive HIV care services up to ART initiation, and thus prepare them better for lifelong ART and case management.

Some trials tested community-based interventions to improve uptake of antenatal care (media campaigns, education or financial incentives for pregnant women), while other trials looked at health systems interventions (home visits for pregnant women or equipment for clinics).

Some trials tested community-based interventions (media campaigns, education on self and infant care or financial incentives for pregnant women to attend antenatal care), while other trials looked at health systems interventions (home visits for pregnant women or provision of equipment for clinics).

Children were required to sleep in the intervention home ≥ 5 nights/week.

The prescribed treatment will target six specific treatment modalities: falls education, exercise intervention, home hazards intervention, cardiovascular intervention, visual intervention, and medication review.

Harms are adverse events that can be attributed to the intervention (home exercise program or additional physical activity).

For example, one intervention home actually started RAI assessments after 6 months because the house manager was on sick leave.

Fortnightly telephone calls were planned after the intervention home visit until follow-up at 3-months post-baseline (T2).

In comparison weight loss in both dementia care homes was large (intervention home -2.93 kg, sd 5.0, control home -1.83 kg, sd 5.9).

Intervention Home energy efficiency interventions, motivated in part by targets for reducing greenhouse gases, which entail reduction in uncontrolled ventilation in keeping with good practice guidance.