Sentence examples for interventions of relevance from inspiring English sources

This study is proposed to provide a basis for planning future fall prevention interventions of relevance to specific identified falls risk in the Malaysian population.

The basis for the change was to focus on only interventions of relevance to current malaria treatment policies (see Differences between protocol and review).

Our study found a relatively few high quality research syntheses on health systems interventions of relevance to LMICs, which is consistent with other authors' assertions about the paucity of health systems research[ 18].

19 It is crucial that the evidence generated by the review connects and provides clarity across health and social care services, so that appropriate interventions of relevance to older people (and where appropriate their families/carers) can be implemented and sustained through education and development.

We therefore developed a standardised criteria informed by the current literature on self-management support 7 24 which defined what we considered to be an intervention of relevance to the review (box 1 ).

Health promotion interventions are of relevance to policy makers in the public health arena and all health professionals involved in the promotion of prepregnancy lifestyle.

Despite the significance of the problem and consistency of the overall message, the majority of studies model interventions of limited relevance for clinicians and policymakers due to rapid evolution in the recommended standard of care to prevent paediatric infections.

The average daily amount of foods from food groups that were specifically targeted in the intervention and of relevance to cancer survivors were calculated, including fruit (g/day), vegetables (g/day), red meat (g/day), processed meat (g/day), dietary fibre (g/1000 kJ) and alcohol intake (g/day and percent of daily energy).

This offers a potential therapeutic window for pharmacologic intervention of clinical relevance.

The World Health Organization prioritized hand hygiene as an intervention of universal relevance across developed and developing countries in 2005 [ 12].

We amended the original protocol to include studies on diaspora and interventions judged to be of relevance to the UK.