Sentence examples for interventions incurred from inspiring English sources

43 This study might have been enhanced by an examination of the costs of any previous or ongoing surgical interventions incurred by the two patient cohorts.

The primary preventive interventions incurred costs at district and provincial health offices and typically also at the level of health providers such as health centres and hospitals.

This was the most costly pre-emptive strategy however, costing approximately $6.8 million per 10,000 population, because its sustained social distancing interventions incurred additional costs (see Figure  3 – centre panel, moderate pandemics) while saving relatively few additional lives.

Each of these interventions incurs a quantifiable cost: culling results in additional deaths; medical treatments or quarantines result in monetary expenses; vaccination incurs both monetary expenses, and in some cases additional vaccine-induced infections.

It has been suggested that internet interventions incur a greater level of attrition than face-to-face interventions which threatens their internal validity [ 48].

It was assumed that participants who did not adhere to the intervention incurred the intervention costs but received no benefit.

The US panel on cost effectiveness recommends conducting cost-effectiveness analyses from the societal perspective [ 16], which captures and quantifies the value of all resources used for an intervention incurred by the intervention provider and participants.

Despite the expense of providing such an intensive intervention, the multidisciplinary intervention incurred less cost to the health care system as a result of a decreased number of DKA admissions.

Thus, the first intervention incurs the full cost of the general campaign structure, and subsequent interventions require only the incremental costing specific to that disease.

Suppose an intervention incurs additional costs (or saving) over usual practice (at ΔCOSTs), and the improved effectiveness measured on the QALY scale is ΔQALYs.

If (as is more likely) the intervention incurs additional costs, but provides additional health and/or utility gains, it is not immediately apparent whether the intervention would be preferred to the comparator.