Sentence examples for interventions is underway from inspiring English sources

Findings from this study are timely because the up-scaling of the community mobilization strategy in HIV prevention interventions is underway; this could provide a window of opportunity for these programs to intervene in areas where violence reported to be high as well as to integrate reproductive health services for FSWs within HIV risk reduction programs.

Interventions are underway, especially in areas of the Americas, to introduce new cookstoves that use solid fuels more efficiently and are less polluting.

[ 41] Other interventions are underway through the Ministry of Health and Child Care and its partners to increase access and uptake to quality health services for women and children.

Radiation from the fluoroscopy tube is scattered by the patient while the cardiac intervention is underway and can reach the physician's head, which is often unprotected, even if a lead apron is worn to protect the torso.

Recognizing that growth faltering occurs after weaning from formula or breastfeeding, a nutritional intervention study is underway at GHESKIO.

The Outcome Reduction With Initial Glargine Intervention (ORIGIN) trial is underway, with 12,612 randomized to glargine versus standard care.

In our previous work, we found that patients' fears, values and beliefs, and physician lack of knowledge were among the reasons for under-screening among South Asians in Ontario 9. Accordingly, we are involved in both patient-level and physician-level interventions that are underway in the province to address cancer screening for South Asian patients and primary care physicians.

The full CAMR study to evaluate the impact of the CAMR intervention on CAM practitioners' clinical behavior is underway.

The 90 day feeding intervention is complete and long-term follow-up is underway.

Ongoing research is underway to examine the extent of this intervention's impact on practice improvement.

The first intervention trial to investigate the effects of changing illness perceptions in poorly controlled diabetic patients is underway (11).