Thus in one community, bystander interventions are indicated along with parenting education focused on the specific risks faced by adolescents in that location, whilst in the other community prevention activities are more broadly focused on mobilising community engagement with this issue, and building safety focused parenting skills amongst families of much younger children.
Those therapeutic interventions are indicated to avoid the consequences of HS.
In HF, these interventions were indicated to be beneficial to improve continuity of care, as well as efficiency and cost-effectiveness of care [ 48].
Within clinical competences none of the discussed sub-areas (screening, chronic disease management, preventive interventions) was indicated to be more important than the others.
Our data suggest that interventions are indicated at several levels: public health education directed at populations, and medical education directed at health professionals.
Open drainage with surgical intervention is indicated if the abscess is larger than 5 cm in diameter and multiloculated [2, 3].
Carotid intervention is indicated in stroke resulting from significant carotid atherosclerosis, but intervention soon after thrombolysis may be associated with increased risks.
Early recognition and physical therapy are effective for the majority of patients, but when these conservative measures fail, operative intervention is indicated.
Because successful medical treatment relies on normal visual examination, and inadequate treatment might lead to the loss of vision [4, 6, 8], early surgical intervention is indicated in infantile patients due to the inability to perform a reliable and serial ophthalmologic examination.
After six months of life therapeutic intervention is indicated, as a spontaneous descent is then unlikely.
