Sentence examples for interventions in conjunction from inspiring English sources
Shared Care services provide specialist treatment (largely opiate substitute prescribing and structured psychosocial interventions) in conjunction with general practitioners (GPs).
Second, the new version of LiST allows users the ability to add future interventions, thereby judging the impact of these interventions in conjunction with existing interventions.
To break the aforementioned vicious circle, one possibility is to develop new interventions in conjunction with specific countermeasures from the outset, in the interest of safety.
The authors concluded that informational interventions, in conjunction with professional advice, can improve people's health literacy: effects include improvement in health knowledge and recall, reduced anxiety, improved symptom management, and an increased sense of empowerment.
Women described using CAM interventions in conjunction with conventional antibiotic treatment (e.g. to alleviate the side effects of antibiotics, or by ' strengthening the immune system' to help prevent relapse) or as an alternative anti-bacterial approach (eg herbs such as uva ursi or cranberry).
Because of these limitations, implementing a hand hygiene intervention in conjunction with other interventions is necessary to decrease MRSA transfer and exposure to the uncolonized patients.
This project was conducted in the context of a program from the Roads & Traffic Authority of New South Wales (RTA) to train FPs in brief intervention in conjunction with a new Alcohol Ignition Interlock Program for drink drivers.
Inconsistencies in literature regarding treatment modalities exist between either one of two; Separation as the sole treatment for the secondary, or psychotherapy and medical intervention in conjunction with separation, for cure of the secondary.
Posters of this kind can contribute to improved infection control culture within a clinic and could potentially be a useful component of a multimodal intervention in conjunction with other items.
Mindful of these issues and in an effort to increase public awareness about the negative effects of poverty on health, we designed and implemented a media advocacy intervention in conjunction with the publication of a study comparing the perspectives of food-insecure and food-secure Canadians.
Post-operative depressive symptoms are a stronger predictor of long-term post operative opiate use than is the severity of post-operative pain [ 37], and a fraction of those who receive opiates might benefit from anti-depressant intervention, in conjunction with, but possibly instead of opiate analgesics [ 38].
